What I like about this channel is, he knows cars, car market and the car industry. I was a motor trader for 20 years so I know when people talk sense on cars. He highlights so many flaws in buying into electric cars. No quick cheap fix on a secondhand one and who'd buy into a used one knowing the batteries degrading whilst you sit in it. I'd rather buy a petrol car and keep it for 25 yrs. Now, that's green.
@@francescobirritta6245 so your family owns 6 of these Tesla Y’s eh? Do you work in Tesla marketing? Rather than calling him a liar, maybe put forward some counter arguments to his specific points? How long have you owned them? What issues have you had? He isn’t the only person commenting on Tesla quality issues.
I think that is a really poor reason to buy the car unless it is compared to a comparably price ICE car. Tesla wins on tech, but loses on build quality when compared to Lexus, Genesis, BMW, AUDI and Mercedes-Benz. These traditional automakers are catching up with their EV offerings which is great for consumers.
The build quality that rivals only the finest of mid 90's Pontiac Sunfires. Pay a ridiculous premium to buy one of these just so that you can park it at your local Tim Hortons, get out, and strut like a peacock.
My Model 3 has 120,000 KM. None of these issues except for screen blanking out early on, but car can still be driven. Was fixed through a software update.
@@francescobirritta6245 it’s not a BIG mistake but yeah, they’re missing out. Also, these cars aren’t easily attainable, so not useful to rub it in eh?
Can assure you there's nothing ridiculous about their safety, economy, construction, infotainment, warranty, autonomy and acceleration. Full tank (360 miles) every morning and supercharger network means zero range anxiety.
I live in Iowa. Very harsh winters. In the warmer months I see a good number of EVs on the road. But in the winter I think they go into hibernation! I seldom see one in the winter. Thanks for posting. I enjoy your content.
Thank you very much Gerry, I appreciate the support. Yes I agree with you as well on the winter but. I have seen them in winters but very few and far between.
Haha, thanks. Hope you enjoyed it. I will post on my community page later asking the question what viewers thought of the Car Roast series and if I should do more.
Q-Tips have better quality control than Tesla. On top of the exploitation of workers to mine EV battery metals, like lithium, nickel, cobalt, it's "feel good" legislation to the Ecocrats and their green cult and their tiny carbon footprints. But, generating all that electricity (once millions of charging stations are built while ignoring the main infrastructure like we do in the US ) comes from fossil fuels. Or nuclear. NOT solar. EV's are great for family vacations, too; what takes a day or two of travel in a gas powered vehicle will take a month in an EV with chargings. Pray for no electrical issues during the trip.
@@francescobirritta6245 I take it this is in response to your comment? Have you ever been to an oil REFINERY? An "Oil field" is inherent to oil wells. Collecting crude oil from the ground. The refinery takes the crude oil from the well (fields) and chemically transforms the crude oil from the "field" into petroleum products AT A REFINERY. Products such as gasoline. Most importantly, to change crude oil (like you saw from your little visit to the oil "field"), petroleum products are synthesized at a REFINERY for use as fuels for transportation (gasoline), heating, and generating electricity to transform from the crude, and concurrently, fossil fuels are used to power generators which produce electricity. Wind, solar, hydro is not sufficient to power the massive grid extensions and building to supply the hundreds of thousands of charging stations needed for EV's. It will take decades. Unless everyone wants nuclear power. Again, stupidity at its best. Educate yourself.
I thought the acceleration would be the one thing you'd like. For all the other stuff you're right. Even people who love Tesla say the same. But they forgive Tesla because they love their car.
@@francescobirritta6245 I’m happy to hear that you enjoy your car but there are no lies. Truth is hard to hear, especially when it’s digging deep in your wallet but it’s not a lie. You can’t put emotions over reality. We get our hearts set on something, it’s human nature to look for any lame excuse to justify the choices, even if they are trivial or irrelevant. I hope your decision continues to work out for you. Obviously, you do have maintenance cost, there is no motor but the axles and the brakes will still obviously need maintenance as they are being used. You don’t want to get carried away and end up neglecting those other moving parts
This video was 100% spot on. I am not against EVs but they don't tell you the full story. 1. Fossil fuels are used to create the electricty used to charge EVs. 2. Lithium mines devastate the land and area - that never recovers. 3. It cost more to manufacture and buy an EV vs combustion engine vehicles. 4. Infrastructure is no where near what it needs to be..Just ask California 🤣🤣. Range needs to better too.
Love your channel, man!!! These cars are so hideously ugly, the the fanboys are literally the worst! I just bought an ‘07 Audi Rs4. Give me a big v8 any day to put a real smile on my face! Thanks for the content!!
@@ECPP I don't know what skills you have "over there", but here in Europe they will repair the batteries cell by cell! 😁 Only during the warranty they will replace batteries, which means they repair them and put them in other used cars where they replace batteries. When the cars are in an accident, they use the cells/batteries to store energy in houses. So they will use any cell to the bitter end. After fifteen years or so, the will recycle the metals, because it will be cheaper to recycle than to use minerals from the mines. As I see it, I think that the problem will be the "rest" of the car. The charging of the e-cars will not be any problem for at least 90 % of the owners, 95 % of the time in 5-10 years. There are always a small group of people that have special needs. Here in Finland (where I am for the time being) people in small villages are starting to face another problem already... You have to drive 20-30 km to find a gas station (gasoline). The same will occur in 2/3 of Sweden too! If you live in the countryside you have to have a e-car, or maybe a diesel! The world is changing, and it goes quite fast. And Tesla started at least the change... 🙄
Another question... You are located in Calgary, aren't you? How many days per year are the temperature below 0°C, and how many days is it below -25°C per year. Now I don't mean the average temperature of the they, I mean more the temperature between 05.00 - 09.00 in the morning when you have to start up the car. In the Nordic countries people use electric heater, so the car is quite warm independent of temperature. And especially Teslas are warmed up before start!
@@leiflillandt1488 Yeah and their batteries loose like 25 percent charge overnight due to cold temps. Something else to consider, battery technology is changing so quickly and manufacturers are finding ways to make batteries that hold more energy and charge faster using alternative elements besides Nickle, cobalt and lithium. What are the chances in 10 years or whenever these batteries are no longer fit to power a car that the elements used in them will still be relevant to the current new battery technology they have to compete with? General motors, Tesla and Nissan have already pledged to make batteries cobalt free. Nickle will be the next element to eliminate.
I agree about your following comments: - "Frumpy" BUT, to be fair, its highly practical for aerodynamics and head room. Think sport utility. The Y is meant for families. - Fit & finish. I've heard of this being a common thing. - Electrical issues. That sucks and is scary. - "Looks like something from the Apple store." Yep. A bit too look-alike for my taste. I want some individuality in my vehicles. From me: - I don't want to be tracked and potentially controlled to that degree. - I don't want to be that dependent on the electrical grid. Disagree: - Ugly from the front: Nope. Subjective. - The "turbine wheels" are for aerodynamics. They extend range.
I owned my 2022 Tesla model Y for just about a year (purchased November 2021) and all of these criticisms are valid. I had a headlight go bad, a fog light get full with condensation, a door handle stopped working, days where the blinker or screen would not work, days where the GPS would not navigate me anywhere other than to the same supercharger over and over, and many more frustrating issues like rattles and squeaks and my a-pillar popping off and all the wires coming out. I traded it in for a BMW x5 45e, which is insanely better build quality. Admittedly I do miss the car, but for the same price as the x5 I could not justify the monthly payment for something that was having more issues than the 150k mileage Nissan I traded in for it 🤦🏻♂️
This car was the number 1 seller in New Zealand last month. Lots of disappointed Kiwis in the near future. That's what happens when the market suffers from the manipulation of green government policies.
haha such and idiotic thing to say. especially when you have no idea what you are talking about. be a man and think for yourself. instead of being a child and sheep listening to others that lie
what happens? again you think you know but you don't. what happens Einstein? my parent had an accident on the highway with their tesla. the car took over and manged to save their lives. no injuries! safest car in the world look it up and educate yourself rarther that listening to liars and haters.
Over the air mods are another problem. If they can tune them remotely, they can detune them remotely all in the name of whatever crisis the gov comes up with.
Sure build quality gaps are a small issue. The car has a coefficient drag of 0.23 that's incredible for a SUV and performance version is incredibly fast. LOL Hours at the supercharger? 20min full charge not sure who is hanging around charging it and waiting...what for? EVs have been proven by scientists there much better for the environment compared to ICE vehicles. Ps also the body is all Aluminium...compare with BMW EVs there weights are a joke. My charging is 100% solar...I take it to the next level.
My body has 2x model y and he love it. He didn't get it for the environment but for the high gas prices. It has auto pilot and it's most modern car out there. No maintenance needed and you can charge it in your garage (230v). But it's not perfect.
At a reunion one of our friends came late because he had to stop to charge his Tesla so he could make it back to the same charging station, then home. I asked about using it in the winter(in Canada), and he said he has a truck that is his winter drive. Oh, why you ponder? No heat, none, zero, after -20C, said he😱. I guess Elon would have been a great 'snake oil' salesman back in the day.
thanks for the review. I could care less how a car looks. I only care about total cost of ownership. The average price of a new sedan is $30,000 (but many people drive used vehicles that cost much less then 30K). Tesla model 3 costs over $50,000. I spend about $30 a week on gas. So buying a Tesla just makes no sense to me. If you are spending $40,000 or more for a gas powered sedan and driving a lot of miles per year, then perhaps you might save some money owning a Tesla (but that is a select segment of the market, people who will spend $40,000 a year or more on a Sedan, are high income bracket or young people that live at home with their parents). And now a lot of people are working from home, at least part of the week, and driving a lot less miles. In the past 3 years I drove less then 2,000 miles a year.
it was way cheaper for me to put a brand new transmission in my 18 year old car than buy even a newer used car. Screw electrics that cost a lot and suck!
As a Tesla fanboy and Stock owner I thank you for this little toast. Sometimes it’s good to hear all the counter arguments about what is wrong with the car. Fortunately for me, non of the issues I’ve heard here would convince me to buy an ICE vehicle. Rest in piece ICE cars ( 1885 - 2030 )
@@ECPP I cant make it in one single point but my favorites are: 1.Remote AC from the mobile phone ( Ilive in a hot country in the middle east) 2. Sentry Mod in shady places ( nothing ever happened but it's good to have the feature) 3. Cheap cheap cheap energy ( gasoline costs x10 more then electricity) 4. I'm geting old so a Quit car makes my life way way more calming now ( I own a subaru Sti 08) 5. Ability to charge the car once a week ( my commute is short and one charge during the weekend is just pure bliss) 6. Compared to my old Sti that has such a high maintenance costs, the model 3 has non absolutly no maintenance ( it's new so yeah i know) 7. 7 years of piece and quite about the batteries ( Tesla insurance ) 8. Once the batteries would die out, you just recycle them honestly. ( Why would anyone throw them away?) And many many more things, EV is the future like it or not we gonna live like the Jetsons.
Benefits of EV are good But build quality is little concern Getting some other ev options can be more solid decision Like hummer electric Ford electric truck Or some other few companies like polestar electric maybe Just any
@@erwalsinghjaidka3413 I just recently purchased the model 3. Can’t argue with your statements. The build quality is good but not great. The paint is already chipping away….
I am not a Tesla owner but most owners have no problems with Tesla. 8 years of warranty on the battery so that should not be a problem either. To be honest as a car guy I hate to bash other cars.
Thanks for sharing and yes many enjoy them for several years. Once batteries run out of steam, it will be interesting as the failures will likely come in waves as they cars are being sold as such as well.
@@francescobirritta6245 Your message is disrespectful and offensive. I will report it as well as ask Exotic CAR PLAY PLACE to do the same. It’s good that so far, you have had good luck with your car but there are no lies! There is a GREAT number of cars that were designed with flaws that are going to be problematic for the owners down the road, Telsa is absolutely no exception. He mostly talked about cosmetics which doesn’t operate the car so he hasn’t even gotten started bashing Telsa yet. I can point out a laundry list of issues that would cost Telsa owners a fortune to resolve. I personally know one gentleman who owns a Tesla and the only reason that he owns one is because he is close enough to walk to work and hardly ever has much need to drive. This gentleman also is an older, elderly gentleman who stays local so the car doesn’t get that much mileage or use. For this individual, the Tesla is for now practical. You having no problems at this point is irrelevant, it means absolutely nothing! The point is not about the immediate time, it’s about the practicality of repairing the car when problems do arrive. When it does, you will be paying out the nose for repairs and maybe wiped out bank account as well behind on all your bills. The cost of a tech, parts, the car is all electric so finding the source is not going to be easy, there is so many problems that make that car impractical and ridiculously expensive to keep. It doesn’t matter that is it fine at this point, it’s when it does hit the fan, It WILL really hit the fan!! You will be changing your mind
As if pedestrians don't have it bad enough in most places, now you get big extra heavy, extra silent EVs cruising around. Another environmental issue (and cost to society) is down to this weight: road wear. The amount of damage a vehicle does to the road surface goes up rapidly with the weight of that vehicle- if everyone jumps in an EV, what will happen to roads? What about all the emissions created in resurfacing constantly and the costs (not to mention inconvenience of all the extra road works) I can see this becoming a massive problem in the future If you want to save the environmentand money, just get a bike, you'll get fit at the same time too- you can even get an e-cargo bike for errands. The solution to reduce transportation emissions is in infrastructure- not trying to make cars less polluting- pedestrians, cyclists and public transport need to be prioritized to reduce the need for people to commute to work and run all their errands in a car! Keep the car for long journeys or for fun! Who likes traffic anyway? Less cars on the road would make driving more fun too, even if you reduce the width and number of lanes (inly makes driving ore engauging) car dependency is the problem- EVs are just perpetuating that problem by allowing people to feel better about taking their car with them everywhere they go. We should reduce the miles driven and free those who hate driving or struggle to afford it from having to do it at all in most places. That is good for those who still need cars, those who just love cars and those who don't have cars! Everyonec wins.
I got two of them(performace models) ha! When I first saw the unveil I thought would buy that POS. Before getting the tesla my dream car was a Nissan GTR. Now want nothing else. Of course I still have obnoxious heavily modified 300zx TT for rare occasions.
But over time, this technology will improve. Batteries will go much farther on a charge, come down in price, and be earth-friendly at disposal time. Old-schoolers may not always like it, but EVs are here to stay. Should we really believe people will be driving gasoline-powered vehicles in 50 years? (But how an airliner will fly on batteries is a different story.)
That’s fair and I am a firm believer in, live and let live so we should all have options and not be mandated. The problem is this tech is quite expensive and paying luxury car money for an entry level EV is not an option for many.
Yes, you really should believe. I do. Until the engineers take care to really insulate the EVs’ cockpits from EM fields being generated and stop selling a product exploiting the poorest of the poor for mining of rare metals as eco, green and hip, there’s not one thing I’m sold on with this phony climate saving novelty. Oil and IC engines are bound to hang in there for a while longer - especially everywhere where reliability (= common sense) is key.
Electric cars are not the answer. There needs to be competition with all the energy companies solar, electric, hydrogen, hybrid, and ICE. Pick the best sustainable long term alternative and go all in period.
Heavy metals?? Possibly nickel qualifies but not lithium, iron, phosphate or graphite. The batteries will be endlessly recycled, treated as extremely high grade ore. Check Redwood Materials about that. I question they can profit off the iron or graphite recycling but certainly Li and Ni. (Tesla not using cobalt anymore) Other than very old batt packs, say 250 miles or more and older versions, failure is rare and they are getting cheaper all the time. LFP batts are becoming common and they should last well over 1 million miles before losing some 25% capacity, then they can serve another decade or two repurposed as stationary storage before recyc. LFPs have lower energy density/range but many folks prefer them for longevity and they like full 100% charging.
7:00 "It feels like buying a macbook pro" Yes, and that's on purpose: Musk wanted Tesla to have the same cult of "shiny shiny" that Apple has.. had... has had?
Why can’t it have quality cloth seats, that’s what I want? One of these was in slow traffic coming towards me the other day, it was a sickly grey colour, it was dirty and it looked truly awful. It’s a big lump of a thing with no saving graces.
My parents are insisting on taking the Model 3 from NS to Florida during Christmas. That’s gonna be torture. Wish we could take my gas guzzling Touareg V8, but that thing uses more gas than a Hummer H3
Sorry just got a model y which I reserve a year ago gotta say well built and fast Don’t let ppl fool u. Test drive a tesla and u will be the judge for urself old fashion ppl definitely afraid of tesla cuz to much technology for them
All these big ass touchscreen interfaces are actually impractical and poses safety issues. Physical buttons & knobs that you can operates without taking your eyes off the road are still preferable.
I like the concept of EVs but we are still too far to be in that page. Though do not have a car right now, I will am planning to buy the highlander which for me is the ideal choice esp reliability
What I meant is far from perfection. You cannot use ev for a long drive unless there will be charging stations. And an interstate drive that you have to stop every 150 miles just to charge for hours. How long do you think your driving will take?
thanks for the great video! not only do they cost alot, they suck, and not really environmental friendly. Add that the big auto makers are starting to pledge to go all in on EVs. two thumbs down for them.
@@francescobirritta6245 I have done research into it. The mining of precious metals and production of the battery packs, as well as the battery disposal when they wear out is worse than the exhaust from internal combustion engines. Spoiler alert......guess where the majority of the electricity come from that is used to charge those vehicles?......fossil fuels. The alternate energy generation options arent much better. Take those wind turbines right.....they take a huge amount of metals and space to build, not to mention the million plus per on the price tag.......then crap out from rust and lack of maintenance after 10 to 15 years of operation, if that. Then the disposal/replacement cost is so high for those, the owners just leave them there to rot away.
It was a hit but killed by the big oil companies. Tesla came on the scene at the right time at the right moment with innovation that was long abandoned after the GM EV experiment.
Ev still have a long way to go. A lot of people fail to realize that gas car are currently at its golden era (over 100 years of continuous improvement) .
@@francescobirritta6245 Based on the fact, EV is the new comer in the auto industry and it is far from perfection (ride comfort, interior material, fit and finish just not on par with the luxury gasoline car). Also cost a fortune to fix when it break since no one knows how to work on them, you’ll have to pay whatever the manufacturer are asking. The biggest problem is electricity, if everyone is driving Ev there will be insufficient electricity (see CA news for reference). Btw, don’t get upset just because my comment hurt your feeling I’m just telling the truth. It’s your freedom to jump onto the Ev bandwagon and praise your precious Tesla.
@@francescobirritta6245 Of course I don’t, I don’t want a car that takes forever to charge and possibly leaving you stranded somewhere on a road trip. Obviously you did not watch the video, otherwise you will learn why Tesla sucks.
Teslas looked good when they were based on a Lotus. Although it seems now even a Lotus - a hand made British car - has better build quality than a Tesla.
How you know what year was made de vehicle if all of them looks similar, the difference is the “Trim” , a 2017 model “3” it’s similar to the 2022 model “3” …millions of car charging at once around de world ??
Subtle exterior changes other than vent accents on from bumper and rear finish as well as subtle updates inside. Model X same thing and the Model S front nose is quite different from the older to the newer
I ordered a model y. However I got a message from Tesla saying that they are removing the ultra sonic sensors and using cameras for fsd and auto pilot. Which is crap. If the camera gets a smudge or if it’s rainy then the autopilot will fail and phantom break. Safe to say I will be cancelling this order.
I have yet to meet a Tesla owner who genuinely likes their car. Be it quality issues, poor construction, inconvenient battery charging or the cost of not only the car, but for new batteries. Once of the novelty of having an electric car wears off, the reality of just how shitty Teslas are hits home.
@@ECPP they can’t because Tesla owns the autopilot software and it uses AI. It’s not a simple thing to rip off many companies have tried so far and none are even remotely close to teslas software
My favorite thing to punish any Tesla driver who wants to race (and get killed by my 696HP F-Type that weighs 1800 lbs less), is slowly speed up to 70+ mph. If they dont give up due to range anxiety, I’ll go even faster. 80mph is waaaaaay above a speed that can them home. Its mean to crush their soul, but I enjoy it.
These cars are ridiculously unreliable for the price, with some mobile van eventually arriving to do warranty work, and out of warranty parts and labor are way overpriced.
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What I like about this channel is, he knows cars, car market and the car industry. I was a motor trader for 20 years so I know when people talk sense on cars. He highlights so many flaws in buying into electric cars. No quick cheap fix on a secondhand one and who'd buy into a used one knowing the batteries degrading whilst you sit in it. I'd rather buy a petrol car and keep it for 25 yrs. Now, that's green.
Thank you very much Peter, that is really appreciated. I have always enjoyed the industry and have learned a ton and enjoy sharing my passion.
He is a liar! i own these cars and so do 5 others in my family. I am giving you real insight. hes fooling you.
i am sorry that you like this channel. some people just love being deceived, and you are one of them.
@@francescobirritta6245 so your family owns 6 of these Tesla Y’s eh? Do you work in Tesla marketing?
Rather than calling him a liar, maybe put forward some counter arguments to his specific points?
How long have you owned them? What issues have you had?
He isn’t the only person commenting on Tesla quality issues.
@@ECPP lifes too short to drive ridiculously fast cars and wreck into a tree and die l;ol
I'll just keep my boring Toyota that doesn't break down.
They do generally go a long time
I’ll keep my 2011 V6 Kia Sorento
Same here
I'll just stick to my good old reliable Vios, Corolla, & Innova
Tesla is great experience stuff yourself and don’t just listen to ppl online
I love it when Tesla owners try to explain why spending $60k for a car to save money on gas makes any sense.
Exactly.
I think that is a really poor reason to buy the car unless it is compared to a comparably price ICE car. Tesla wins on tech, but loses on build quality when compared to Lexus, Genesis, BMW, AUDI and Mercedes-Benz. These traditional automakers are catching up with their EV offerings which is great for consumers.
@@paulmow9682 Tesla wins on tech? How? Their tech is weak
they fail
I'm pretty sure all tesla owners have is free time
The build quality that rivals only the finest of mid 90's Pontiac Sunfires. Pay a ridiculous premium to buy one of these just so that you can park it at your local Tim Hortons, get out, and strut like a peacock.
Totally right. Everything is great for the right money. This is not.
I would go for the Ioniq 5.
Damn….. what did the sun fire do to u😂😂😂😂😂
@@JunkyardnedreckMy head hurts just thinking about a lot of those late 90's GM and Chrysler products.
And run out of range on the way home
Ten years ago, I thought I wanted a Tesla. Luckily, I came to my senses
Ansolutely. It is just the novelty that many get sucked into.
My Model 3 has 120,000 KM. None of these issues except for screen blanking out early on, but car can still be driven. Was fixed through a software update.
you made a big mistake. Teslas are amazing cars. you're missing out because you're listening to fake reporting and haters.
@@francescobirritta6245 it’s not a BIG mistake but yeah, they’re missing out. Also, these cars aren’t easily attainable, so not useful to rub it in eh?
@@francescobirritta6245 Which Tesla do you own?
I hate all the manufacturers that make those glass roofs because they clearly never heard about hail before.
Haha, or rocks that fly off the road from other cars
how many windshields have you replace from hail damage? again massive ignorance!
@@francescobirritta6245 I worked in insurance, windshield replacements are common. Maybe you should learn before you speak.
This video was actually hilarious. Put your name up for Comedy Central Tesla roast.
Haha, thank you very much. Will do.
Can assure you there's nothing ridiculous about their safety, economy, construction, infotainment, warranty, autonomy and acceleration. Full tank (360 miles) every morning and supercharger network means zero range anxiety.
Thank you
Sounds good until the car battery has a thermal runaway and burns down your house.
I would rather have those nice lexus' in the background. The red one is nice! 5:57
Totally right
There's no way I would buy ANY Tesla at any price
Cheers and quite pricey, more so than they are worth
why?
@@francescobirritta6245 because they are junk and you can't trust them
@@francescobirritta6245Tesla sucks
I can find one for 17k
These Cars are ridiculously overpriced
They really are
You're 100 %right
Not to mention poor build quality, poor reliability, and high maintenance costs. These make BMWs seem reliable and bulletproof.
i paid 50k for mine new. whats overpriced?
@@francescobirritta6245 Not your taste, that's for sure LOL
I live in Iowa. Very harsh winters. In the warmer months I see a good number of EVs on the road. But in the winter I think they go into hibernation! I seldom see one in the winter. Thanks for posting. I enjoy your content.
Thank you very much Gerry, I appreciate the support. Yes I agree with you as well on the winter but. I have seen them in winters but very few and far between.
I live in CT and drive my dual motor tesla through snow, ice, and extreme cold . Never had an issue
Great content “Jetson Wagon”😅 think coal burning power plants and rolling black outs 😂 ✌️ Cheers 🍻 🍺🍺🍺🍺🇨🇦
Haha, thanks. Hope you enjoyed it. I will post on my community page later asking the question what viewers thought of the Car Roast series and if I should do more.
@@ECPP great idea, loved the roast 😂
go to Fort Mac Canada and then tell me who is killing our environment. go look at some tailing ponds and take a swim while you visit
Q-Tips have better quality control than Tesla. On top of the exploitation of workers to mine EV battery metals, like lithium, nickel, cobalt, it's "feel good" legislation to the Ecocrats and their green cult and their tiny carbon footprints. But, generating all that electricity (once millions of charging stations are built while ignoring the main infrastructure like we do in the US ) comes from fossil fuels. Or nuclear. NOT solar. EV's are great for family vacations, too; what takes a day or two of travel in a gas powered vehicle will take a month in an EV with chargings. Pray for no electrical issues during the trip.
Haha, exactly. Seemed like a good idea at the time. It’s silly.
again ignorance at its finest here. have you ever been to an oil field? i have.
@@francescobirritta6245 I take it this is in response to your comment? Have you ever been to an oil REFINERY? An "Oil field" is inherent to oil wells. Collecting crude oil from the ground. The refinery takes the crude oil from the well (fields) and chemically transforms the crude oil from the "field" into petroleum products AT A REFINERY. Products such as gasoline. Most importantly, to change crude oil (like you saw from your little visit to the oil "field"), petroleum products are synthesized at a REFINERY for use as fuels for transportation (gasoline), heating, and generating electricity to transform from the crude, and concurrently, fossil fuels are used to power generators which produce electricity. Wind, solar, hydro is not sufficient to power the massive grid extensions and building to supply the hundreds of thousands of charging stations needed for EV's. It will take decades. Unless everyone wants nuclear power. Again, stupidity at its best. Educate yourself.
Friday I was driving a Model Y in -12 Fahrenheit and never fogged up.
Sounds good but we get down to minus 40 F and C sometimes. I would love to hear how it holds up in those conditions too. Thanks for the feedback.
Gonna have to agree here. Model Y's look silly as hell. It wouldn't matter how good it was, I wouldn't buy one just based on the looks alone.
Thanks and I agree, just awkward . I little wider at the base and a little compressed on top and it would be Ok
Good to see a mainstream car TH-camr not being afraid to tell the truth about ghastly Teslas.
Thanks
I thought the acceleration would be the one thing you'd like. For all the other stuff you're right. Even people who love Tesla say the same. But they forgive Tesla because they love their car.
I do love the acceleration and the dynamic breaking
dont fall for these lies. my Tesla is amazing. it cost 50k and no cost of maintenance or gas!
@@francescobirritta6245
I’m happy to hear that you enjoy your car but there are no lies. Truth is hard to hear, especially when it’s digging deep in your wallet but it’s not a lie. You can’t put emotions over reality. We get our hearts set on something, it’s human nature to look for any lame excuse to justify the choices, even if they are trivial or irrelevant. I hope your decision continues to work out for you. Obviously, you do have maintenance cost, there is no motor but the axles and the brakes will still obviously need maintenance as they are being used. You don’t want to get carried away and end up neglecting those other moving parts
The proportions of this vehicle are bloated like a dog who got into the cat’s food
“Chess piece on wheels” 😂
It just looks ridiculous
I call them “Torquey Toasters”
This video was 100% spot on. I am not against EVs but they don't tell you the full story. 1. Fossil fuels are used to create the electricty used to charge EVs. 2. Lithium mines devastate the land and area - that never recovers. 3. It cost more to manufacture and buy an EV vs combustion engine vehicles. 4. Infrastructure is no where near what it needs to be..Just ask California 🤣🤣. Range needs to better too.
You are definitely on the money and yes, things are not ready to go. Also, what’s with the mandates, give people choice, that’s the best way
The amount of electricity used to charge up at night is signifcantly more than all other household electricity usage combined.
Hybrid is more suited for Alberta's weather. Trust me -40 C takes a huge toll on batteries.
I agree. These Tesla lovers clearly do not live in the North. If batteries were not impacted by cold then that’s a different story.
Love your channel, man!!! These cars are so hideously ugly, the the fanboys are literally the worst! I just bought an ‘07 Audi Rs4. Give me a big v8 any day to put a real smile on my face! Thanks for the content!!
Thanks so much, I really appreciate the support. I agree, an awesome V8 is always a beast and with open exhaust is amazing
I never liked these Tesla designs. Just as you described. I thought it was just me. Doesn’t produce a lot of envy.
Exactly, certainly does not dazzle.
I'm more of a fan of a replacement battery that cost about a $100. And that's it
Exactly these batteries are simply a rip off
@@ECPP I don't know what skills you have "over there", but here in Europe they will repair the batteries cell by cell! 😁
Only during the warranty they will replace batteries, which means they repair them and put them in other used cars where they replace batteries.
When the cars are in an accident, they use the cells/batteries to store energy in houses. So they will use any cell to the bitter end.
After fifteen years or so, the will recycle the metals, because it will be cheaper to recycle than to use minerals from the mines.
As I see it, I think that the problem will be the "rest" of the car.
The charging of the e-cars will not be any problem for at least 90 % of the owners, 95 % of the time in 5-10 years. There are always a small group of people that have special needs.
Here in Finland (where I am for the time being) people in small villages are starting to face another problem already... You have to drive 20-30 km to find a gas station (gasoline). The same will occur in 2/3 of Sweden too!
If you live in the countryside you have to have a e-car, or maybe a diesel!
The world is changing, and it goes quite fast. And Tesla started at least the change... 🙄
Another question... You are located in Calgary, aren't you?
How many days per year are the temperature below 0°C, and how many days is it below -25°C per year. Now I don't mean the average temperature of the they, I mean more the temperature between 05.00 - 09.00 in the morning when you have to start up the car.
In the Nordic countries people use electric heater, so the car is quite warm independent of temperature. And especially Teslas are warmed up before start!
@@leiflillandt1488 Yeah and their batteries loose like 25 percent charge overnight due to cold temps. Something else to consider, battery technology is changing so quickly and manufacturers are finding ways to make batteries that hold more energy and charge faster using alternative elements besides Nickle, cobalt and lithium. What are the chances in 10 years or whenever these batteries are no longer fit to power a car that the elements used in them will still be relevant to the current new battery technology they have to compete with? General motors, Tesla and Nissan have already pledged to make batteries cobalt free. Nickle will be the next element to eliminate.
yea not what car costs
Tesla has jumped the shark. These cars suck.
I agree about your following comments:
- "Frumpy" BUT, to be fair, its highly practical for aerodynamics and head room. Think sport utility. The Y is meant for families.
- Fit & finish. I've heard of this being a common thing.
- Electrical issues. That sucks and is scary.
- "Looks like something from the Apple store." Yep. A bit too look-alike for my taste. I want some individuality in my vehicles.
From me:
- I don't want to be tracked and potentially controlled to that degree.
- I don't want to be that dependent on the electrical grid.
Disagree:
- Ugly from the front: Nope. Subjective.
- The "turbine wheels" are for aerodynamics. They extend range.
Thanks and agree on your points
Did he just compare a Tesla who is known for crap fit and finish to apple who is meticulous about quality and fit and finish?
absolutely
I owned my 2022 Tesla model Y for just about a year (purchased November 2021) and all of these criticisms are valid. I had a headlight go bad, a fog light get full with condensation, a door handle stopped working, days where the blinker or screen would not work, days where the GPS would not navigate me anywhere other than to the same supercharger over and over, and many more frustrating issues like rattles and squeaks and my a-pillar popping off and all the wires coming out. I traded it in for a BMW x5 45e, which is insanely better build quality. Admittedly I do miss the car, but for the same price as the x5 I could not justify the monthly payment for something that was having more issues than the 150k mileage Nissan I traded in for it 🤦🏻♂️
Absolutely great points and that’s really the story line. For a reasonable price, these niggles can be lived with but not for this level of problems
And I'm hearing about insurance companies limiting coverage..
Quality doesn't come to mind on these.
That’s true Thomas, quality does not feel like the theme in general. If these cars were 15 grand then it would feel right but for now…..
Wrong!!
This car was the number 1 seller in New Zealand last month. Lots of disappointed Kiwis in the near future. That's what happens when the market suffers from the manipulation of green government policies.
That is totally true and yes lots of heart break in 5 years
are you speaking from intelligent place or stupidity spread by haters?
"way too much technology and its kind of a pain in the a$$" very true 😂👍
It is a complex bunch of cars indeed
that is the real issue with most new cars too many distracting expensive electronics that fail and cost $$$$$ to repair/replace
Nice to see a true car enthusiast speak the truth. All these fake “car guys” rave about Tesla’s and all they can speak to is acceleration
You are welcome. That’s what I pride myself in is factual info based on experience
Clearly you are not a fan of Electric Cars
Haha. Well……
Years from now, people will not admit they bought Teslas, kind of like no one admits to buying a Hyundai from 1989 - 2010 or so.
Haha, 100 percent
haha such and idiotic thing to say. especially when you have no idea what you are talking about. be a man and think for yourself. instead of being a child and sheep listening to others that lie
Lol pushing a genesis think they a boss
Mark, you absolutely nailed it on all levels my man. Have you ever seen what happens to a Tesla in a high speed crash? That is best form of roast…
what happens? again you think you know but you don't. what happens Einstein? my parent had an accident on the highway with their tesla. the car took over and manged to save their lives. no injuries! safest car in the world look it up and educate yourself rarther that listening to liars and haters.
I"m quite sure about that.
We're never ready. We don't want to be either!
Tesla = The joke of the automotive industry
Right? Cheers
Over the air mods are another problem. If they can tune them remotely, they can detune them remotely all in the name of whatever crisis the gov comes up with.
I hear that . Cheers
Hours on end of charging?? Was the charger broke?
Exactly on point! Great video, matching my vision about Tesla and all electric cars.
Thank you for watching
I pretty honestly hate Teslas. ALL of them.
Cheers
based on what.? ignorance?
Yes, I would love to hear more. I have no intention of buying Tesla but your thoughts and research is fascinating. Please keep it up
Thanks so much. Many more cars about to get roasted
Sure build quality gaps are a small issue. The car has a coefficient drag of 0.23 that's incredible for a SUV and performance version is incredibly fast.
LOL Hours at the supercharger? 20min full charge not sure who is hanging around charging it and waiting...what for? EVs have been proven by scientists there much better for the environment compared to ICE vehicles. Ps also the body is all Aluminium...compare with BMW EVs there weights are a joke. My charging is 100% solar...I take it to the next level.
Thanks
My body has 2x model y and he love it. He didn't get it for the environment but for the high gas prices. It has auto pilot and it's most modern car out there. No maintenance needed and you can charge it in your garage (230v). But it's not perfect.
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At a reunion one of our friends came late because he had to stop to charge his Tesla so he could make it back to the same charging station, then home. I asked about using it in the winter(in Canada), and he said he has a truck that is his winter drive. Oh, why you ponder? No heat, none, zero, after -20C, said he😱. I guess Elon would have been a great 'snake oil' salesman back in the day.
Haha I agree, I guessed it seems like a good idea at the time. Elon really sold everyone the bill of goods
high cost, exploding batteries, weak range no thank you!
Cheers
5:18 from far away it looks just the same as up close, chunky!
Haha, exactly. Not the slickest looking vehicle on the road
I read the dead batteries can be grinded down and the metal recycled.
100% correct!
thanks for the review. I could care less how a car looks. I only care about total cost of ownership. The average price of a new sedan is $30,000 (but many people drive used vehicles that cost much less then 30K). Tesla model 3 costs over $50,000. I spend about $30 a week on gas. So buying a Tesla just makes no sense to me. If you are spending $40,000 or more for a gas powered sedan and driving a lot of miles per year, then perhaps you might save some money owning a Tesla (but that is a select segment of the market, people who will spend $40,000 a year or more on a Sedan, are high income bracket or young people that live at home with their parents). And now a lot of people are working from home, at least part of the week, and driving a lot less miles. In the past 3 years I drove less then 2,000 miles a year.
it was way cheaper for me to put a brand new transmission in my 18 year old car than buy even a newer used car. Screw electrics that cost a lot and suck!
The paint job on Model Y sucks! My Neighbour's right front door sill area is only partially painted!!!
thats one car. all 5 of the tesla cars that my family owns have beautiful paint.
Ouch. It’s that silly California regulations
As a Tesla fanboy and Stock owner I thank you for this little toast. Sometimes it’s good to hear all the counter arguments about what is wrong with the car.
Fortunately for me, non of the issues I’ve heard here would convince me to buy an ICE vehicle.
Rest in piece ICE cars ( 1885 - 2030 )
That’s fair, what is your single favorite part about the Tesla?
@@ECPP I cant make it in one single point but my favorites are:
1.Remote AC from the mobile phone ( Ilive in a hot country in the middle east)
2. Sentry Mod in shady places ( nothing ever happened but it's good to have the feature)
3. Cheap cheap cheap energy ( gasoline costs x10 more then electricity)
4. I'm geting old so a Quit car makes my life way way more calming now ( I own a subaru Sti 08)
5. Ability to charge the car once a week ( my commute is short and one charge during the weekend is just pure bliss)
6. Compared to my old Sti that has such a high maintenance costs, the model 3 has non absolutly no maintenance ( it's new so yeah i know)
7. 7 years of piece and quite about the batteries ( Tesla insurance )
8. Once the batteries would die out, you just recycle them honestly. ( Why would anyone throw them away?)
And many many more things, EV is the future like it or not we gonna live like the Jetsons.
Benefits of EV are good
But build quality is little concern
Getting some other ev options can be more solid decision
Like hummer electric
Ford electric truck
Or some other few companies like polestar electric maybe
Just any
@@erwalsinghjaidka3413 I just recently purchased the model 3. Can’t argue with your statements. The build quality is good but not great. The paint is already chipping away….
I am not a Tesla owner but most owners have no problems with Tesla. 8 years of warranty on the battery so that should not be a problem either. To be honest as a car guy I hate to bash other cars.
Thanks for sharing and yes many enjoy them for several years. Once batteries run out of steam, it will be interesting as the failures will likely come in waves as they cars are being sold as such as well.
Here is a smart man. People have to hate, the guy that did this video loves his Model S plaid. hes just trying to profit from his viewers ignorance
@@francescobirritta6245
Your message is disrespectful and offensive. I will report it as well as ask Exotic CAR PLAY PLACE to do the same. It’s good that so far, you have had good luck with your car but there are no lies! There is a GREAT number of cars that were designed with flaws that are going to be problematic for the owners down the road, Telsa is absolutely no exception. He mostly talked about cosmetics which doesn’t operate the car so he hasn’t even gotten started bashing Telsa yet. I can point out a laundry list of issues that would cost Telsa owners a fortune to resolve. I personally know one gentleman who owns a Tesla and the only reason that he owns one is because he is close enough to walk to work and hardly ever has much need to drive. This gentleman also is an older, elderly gentleman who stays local so the car doesn’t get that much mileage or use. For this individual, the Tesla is for now practical. You having no problems at this point is irrelevant, it means absolutely nothing! The point is not about the immediate time, it’s about the practicality of repairing the car when problems do arrive. When it does, you will be paying out the nose for repairs and maybe wiped out bank account as well behind on all your bills. The cost of a tech, parts, the car is all electric so finding the source is not going to be easy, there is so many problems that make that car impractical and ridiculously expensive to keep. It doesn’t matter that is it fine at this point, it’s when it does hit the fan, It WILL really hit the fan!! You will be changing your mind
I drove in a model X. Was not impressed. The Range Rover and cayennes were far more compelling at the same price point.
I agree. Now the Plaid models are quite impressive for their thrust but for every day moving around, I am good.
As if pedestrians don't have it bad enough in most places, now you get big extra heavy, extra silent EVs cruising around. Another environmental issue (and cost to society) is down to this weight: road wear. The amount of damage a vehicle does to the road surface goes up rapidly with the weight of that vehicle- if everyone jumps in an EV, what will happen to roads? What about all the emissions created in resurfacing constantly and the costs (not to mention inconvenience of all the extra road works) I can see this becoming a massive problem in the future If you want to save the environmentand money, just get a bike, you'll get fit at the same time too- you can even get an e-cargo bike for errands. The solution to reduce transportation emissions is in infrastructure- not trying to make cars less polluting- pedestrians, cyclists and public transport need to be prioritized to reduce the need for people to commute to work and run all their errands in a car! Keep the car for long journeys or for fun! Who likes traffic anyway? Less cars on the road would make driving more fun too, even if you reduce the width and number of lanes (inly makes driving ore engauging) car dependency is the problem- EVs are just perpetuating that problem by allowing people to feel better about taking their car with them everywhere they go. We should reduce the miles driven and free those who hate driving or struggle to afford it from having to do it at all in most places. That is good for those who still need cars, those who just love cars and those who don't have cars! Everyonec wins.
Absolutely can’t hear them coming
😂😂😆 can you believe ppl paying over $70 grands for it and wait in line, and Elon is the richest guy on earth ever
i paid 50k new and its worth every penny
Strange. People also think Kia’s and Hyundais are quality vehicles. Thanks for sharing
Don’t have a Tesla. This seems like satire more than an objective review on many different levels.
Cheers
I got two of them(performace models) ha! When I first saw the unveil I thought would buy that POS. Before getting the tesla my dream car was a Nissan GTR. Now want nothing else. Of course I still have obnoxious heavily modified 300zx TT for rare occasions.
Very nice
Jetson's? Popeye? How old are you?
Any guess?
Ah at least you've still got all your hair, dammit.
Haha, true. It’s hanging on for sure
But over time, this technology will improve. Batteries will go much farther on a charge, come down in price, and be earth-friendly at disposal time. Old-schoolers may not always like it, but EVs are here to stay. Should we really believe people will be driving gasoline-powered vehicles in 50 years? (But how an airliner will fly on batteries is a different story.)
That’s fair and I am a firm believer in, live and let live so we should all have options and not be mandated. The problem is this tech is quite expensive and paying luxury car money for an entry level EV is not an option for many.
@@ECPP U.S. tax credits of up to $7500 on new and $4000 for used on certain EVs have somewhat helped their sales. Any such tax credits in Canada?
Yes, you really should believe. I do. Until the engineers take care to really insulate the EVs’ cockpits from EM fields being generated and stop selling a product exploiting the poorest of the poor for mining of rare metals as eco, green and hip, there’s not one thing I’m sold on with this phony climate saving novelty. Oil and IC engines are bound to hang in there for a while longer - especially everywhere where reliability (= common sense) is key.
Tesla recommends not taking the car to a car wash.
Haha, exactly
Electric cars are not the answer. There needs to be competition with all the energy companies solar, electric, hydrogen, hybrid, and ICE. Pick the best sustainable long term alternative and go all in period.
Do you smell that Roast anyone ? Cause I sure do , and it smells Good 👍.
Haha
Thank you for not drinking the Tesla/EV kool aid, and keeping your integrity.
Thanks very much
Come on man, it looks like a premature baby.
Heavy metals?? Possibly nickel qualifies but not lithium, iron, phosphate or graphite. The batteries will be endlessly recycled, treated as extremely high grade ore. Check Redwood Materials about that. I question they can profit off the iron or graphite recycling but certainly Li and Ni. (Tesla not using cobalt anymore)
Other than very old batt packs, say 250 miles or more and older versions, failure is rare and they are getting cheaper all the time. LFP batts are becoming common and they should last well over 1 million miles before losing some 25% capacity, then they can serve another decade or two repurposed as stationary storage before recyc. LFPs have lower energy density/range but many folks prefer them for longevity and they like full 100% charging.
Thanks for sharing
finally someone thats done some homework. thanks for saying that. people just love to be decieved i guess.
ExoticCar PlayPlace you just lost a subscriber. There are so many things wrong in this video, it's not worth wasting time to debunk them.
Thanks
7:00 "It feels like buying a macbook pro"
Yes, and that's on purpose: Musk wanted Tesla to have the same cult of "shiny shiny" that Apple has.. had... has had?
Ugly car
Totally agree
Why can’t it have quality cloth seats, that’s what I want? One of these was in slow traffic coming towards me the other day, it was a sickly grey colour, it was dirty and it looked truly awful. It’s a big lump of a thing with no saving graces.
That’s what I thought as well
Tesla Y? More like Tesla why????!!!!!!
Haha nice
My parents are insisting on taking the Model 3 from NS to Florida during Christmas. That’s gonna be torture. Wish we could take my gas guzzling Touareg V8, but that thing uses more gas than a Hummer H3
Haha, but no range anxiety
Either you drive it or you trade it in for 3.0 TDi
@@Firemarioflower I’ll stick with the V8. Though a diesel would be nice (once you bypass all the emissions crap)
Sorry just got a model y which I reserve a year ago gotta say well built and fast
Don’t let ppl fool u. Test drive a tesla and u will be the judge for urself
old fashion ppl definitely afraid of tesla cuz to much technology for them
Thanks for sharing . Yes a very controversial car. Cheers
All these big ass touchscreen interfaces are actually impractical and poses safety issues.
Physical buttons & knobs that you can operates without taking your eyes off the road are still preferable.
Totally agree
You forgot to mention that the paintwork is RUBBISH as well
I like the concept of EVs but we are still too far to be in that page. Though do not have a car right now, I will am planning to buy the highlander which for me is the ideal choice esp reliability
Those are always trusty indeed
what do you mean too far? every car company on earth is going electric????
What I meant is far from perfection. You cannot use ev for a long drive unless there will be charging stations. And an interstate drive that you have to stop every 150 miles just to charge for hours. How long do you think your driving will take?
Yes, it sucks…
Looks like a bigger prius bite off
true
I've had my MYLR less than 2 weeks and IT SUCKS! I should have kept my Chevy Bolt.
And you were kind. Lot's of omissions.
I know. I will rev up the next one indeed
I'll just stick to my good old reliable Vios, Corolla, & Innova
Really enjoy ur vids and never stop roasting big money waster
Thanks a lot. More to follow. Have a great weekend
I loved the jendons , I hate the handles also , but this car is beautiful
Thanks
thanks for the great video! not only do they cost alot, they suck, and not really environmental friendly. Add that the big auto makers are starting to pledge to go all in on EVs. two thumbs down for them.
Thanks Dave, yes it sounds like someone at a corporate level got in bed with some tree loving poiticians
not better for the environment? do some research.
@@francescobirritta6245 I have done research into it. The mining of precious metals and production of the battery packs, as well as the battery disposal when they wear out is worse than the exhaust from internal combustion engines. Spoiler alert......guess where the majority of the electricity come from that is used to charge those vehicles?......fossil fuels. The alternate energy generation options arent much better. Take those wind turbines right.....they take a huge amount of metals and space to build, not to mention the million plus per on the price tag.......then crap out from rust and lack of maintenance after 10 to 15 years of operation, if that. Then the disposal/replacement cost is so high for those, the owners just leave them there to rot away.
So you know, Tesla is not the pioneer electric car company right. The first real viable EV came from GM in the '90s.
It was a hit but killed by the big oil companies. Tesla came on the scene at the right time at the right moment with innovation that was long abandoned after the GM EV experiment.
Thanks for sharing
Ev still have a long way to go. A lot of people fail to realize that gas car are currently at its golden era (over 100 years of continuous improvement) .
What are you basing you comments on? beside ignorance?
@@francescobirritta6245 Based on the fact, EV is the new comer in the auto industry and it is far from perfection (ride comfort, interior material, fit and finish just not on par with the luxury gasoline car). Also cost a fortune to fix when it break since no one knows how to work on them, you’ll have to pay whatever the manufacturer are asking. The biggest problem is electricity, if everyone is driving Ev there will be insufficient electricity (see CA news for reference). Btw, don’t get upset just because my comment hurt your feeling I’m just telling the truth. It’s your freedom to jump onto the Ev bandwagon and praise your precious Tesla.
@@skyblue1122 Do you have a Tesla? I've had many gas Luxury cars. based on that who do you think is right?
@@francescobirritta6245 Of course I don’t, I don’t want a car that takes forever to charge and possibly leaving you stranded somewhere on a road trip. Obviously you did not watch the video, otherwise you will learn why Tesla sucks.
@@skyblue1122😂😂😂
You do know charging time gives you time to catch up on extremely important research that will benifit your life in the future
nice
I have a model y and you really gave me a good laugh :D, keep it going old guy
Thanks
Fun vid… you should name yourself Mr. Exotic FUD
Thank you so much. The Roasts will be a new series
Teslas looked good when they were based on a Lotus. Although it seems now even a Lotus - a hand made British car - has better build quality than a Tesla.
True. The roadster was great and the s plaid looks Ok but the Y is a mess IMHO
how do you know. do you own one or just listen to haters like this guy that are also liars
@@ECPP The Roadster was a disaster too.... it failed a test on Top Gear
@@francescobirritta6245 LOL LOL liar how? Can you come with arguments EV-soy boy?
How you know what year was made de vehicle if all of them looks similar, the difference is the “Trim” , a 2017 model “3” it’s similar to the 2022 model “3” …millions of car charging at once around de world ??
Subtle exterior changes other than vent accents on from bumper and rear finish as well as subtle updates inside. Model X same thing and the Model S front nose is quite different from the older to the newer
Doesn't it have heated and cooled seats? Fully agree with REAL leather.
Thanks
I ordered a model y. However I got a message from Tesla saying that they are removing the ultra sonic sensors and using cameras for fsd and auto pilot. Which is crap. If the camera gets a smudge or if it’s rainy then the autopilot will fail and phantom break. Safe to say I will be cancelling this order.
There ya go for sure. Cheers
😂😂😂😂😂 Tesla fans must be on electric ⚡️ shock after watching this video…
‘Yes, maybe this video will be shared to the community
not at all. because hes a liar to you!
That was great. Maybe one day the t-holes might turn cool like Prius people.. I’ll stick with my 3 series for now…. I hope bmw goes back to analog!
I have yet to meet a Tesla owner who genuinely likes their car. Be it quality issues, poor construction, inconvenient battery charging or the cost of not only the car, but for new batteries. Once of the novelty of having an electric car wears off, the reality of just how shitty Teslas are hits home.
I really enjoy your video's ... thank you
Thank you very much
you like being deceived?
one cannot deny of the tesla superb auto pilot
It’s a computer and and brand could incorporate that but the safety factor is still questionable and that’s why others have not committed
@@ECPP they can’t because Tesla owns the autopilot software and it uses AI. It’s not a simple thing to rip off many companies have tried so far and none are even remotely close to teslas software
My favorite thing to punish any Tesla driver who wants to race (and get killed by my 696HP F-Type that weighs 1800 lbs less), is slowly speed up to 70+ mph. If they dont give up due to range anxiety, I’ll go even faster. 80mph is waaaaaay above a speed that can them home. Its mean to crush their soul, but I enjoy it.
Haha, cheers
hahaha Model S plaid or even the base will destroy you and it gets 400 miles per charge. oh and never ant maintenance cost
@@francescobirritta6245
No they dont. A plaid on a good dragy run is 3.2 secs to 60 mph. Thats average in 2022.
@@FFE-js2zp you have no idea what you are saying. a plaid runs 2.1 easily to 60 with a 9.3 average 1/4 mile!
@@francescobirritta6245
Not on Dragy it doesn’t. All that matters is reality, not what you heard on the internet.
These cars are ridiculously unreliable for the price, with some mobile van eventually arriving to do warranty work, and out of warranty parts and labor are way overpriced.
3 year owner and never had an issue. also no maintenance ever!
Exactly
Man, I think that thing looks awesome. I'm weird though.
Haha, thanks
Every time I see one they remind me of a Howard from the Larry David movie clear history.
Hahaha