Webeevdrivers
Active Member
First, sorry to hear of your problems. Glad you are safe.
I wouldn't know what car to recommend to replace it. We have had much worse happen with every brand we have ever had in 38 years of driving...except our Nissan Leaf which without a doubt was the most reliable sold car we have ever owned. So far so good with the Tesla, but it has only been 10 months.
Never trust anyone to come to your rescue in bad weather. Tesla doesn't have their own rescuers. That is all contracted out and in times of bad weather they are swamped.
In Canada you are expected to have your own emergency preparations when travelling in those kind of conditions. Storm candles, extra socks, gloves, sweaters, toques, water, granola bars, flashlights etc.
I didn't get calling the police thing. Maybe I misunderstood the situation.
Consider making a winter travel "go bag". At least around here, you are the only one responsible for you and a properly equipped "go bag" will save your life,
JMHO
I wouldn't know what car to recommend to replace it. We have had much worse happen with every brand we have ever had in 38 years of driving...except our Nissan Leaf which without a doubt was the most reliable sold car we have ever owned. So far so good with the Tesla, but it has only been 10 months.
Never trust anyone to come to your rescue in bad weather. Tesla doesn't have their own rescuers. That is all contracted out and in times of bad weather they are swamped.
In Canada you are expected to have your own emergency preparations when travelling in those kind of conditions. Storm candles, extra socks, gloves, sweaters, toques, water, granola bars, flashlights etc.
I didn't get calling the police thing. Maybe I misunderstood the situation.
Consider making a winter travel "go bag". At least around here, you are the only one responsible for you and a properly equipped "go bag" will save your life,
JMHO