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Gasser1313 t1_ixwojvg wrote

Reply to comment by notallowedin in Tesla recalls more than 15,000 Australian electric vehicles over faulty tail lights by ninjascotsman

You probably can’t afford one.

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SpecificAstronaut69 t1_ixwu7to wrote

I bet you can't either, but you think that simping for them somehow conveys the same status as owning one that you crave.

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taterthotsalad t1_ixwvzln wrote

I can, but I value my family's safety over sucking Musk's cock. Any other car I can walk away from still breathing air. Musks autos and dick...not so much.

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Gasser1313 t1_ixx0i8m wrote

Lol! I have had one since 2018. No issues.

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taterthotsalad t1_ixx2snk wrote

Except you don’t know if you can walk away from it yet. You have trouble reading don’t you?

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Gasser1313 t1_ixx2zc0 wrote

God your stupid. No wonder your statement made little sense. Probably go back to sucking dick brah

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taterthotsalad t1_ixx38sb wrote

You’re* At least I can spell, read and do complex math. All you can do is tie a cherry stem with your tongue while fawning over Musk daddy with your tie tightly around your throat. Safety is safety. Tesla has been anything but safety.

Edit: They blocked me. Lmao

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notallowedin t1_ixwwvc7 wrote

I can afford the car but not the constant never-ending repairs. Plus they are ugly as shit so..

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Gasser1313 t1_ixx0nte wrote

What repairs? I have had to fix a torn valve for the AC but that’s it and I had the car since 2018.

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nyrol t1_ixxjdm5 wrote

Not sure what you mean by never ending repairs. Out of the 8 people I know of that own them, one has had one in for repairs, and that was due to a collision. So far, 0% of people I know have had problems which required a repair. They’ll nitpick that Spotify doesn’t load sometimes, or that the web browser on older cars is slow, but nothing about anything mechanical or even really buggy software.

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