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I play a nice person on twitter.
I'm sure that's somewhat true - but I doubt it's in the same ratio. You're not going to get real data on a forum.
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I disagree. I posted many times before ever mentioning some of the problems my car has had and I still have not posted about all of the problems. People (including me) love their Tesla's. I think this leads many to overlook smaller issues. An example can be found here -http://www.teslamotors.com/forum/forums/no-problems-list
That is a thread for people to post that have "no problems". However. last time I checked there were 15 posts in the thread that actually mentioned a problem (albeit minor in their eyes)! So these posters actually had a problem with the car but felt compelled to post that they didn't. I liken this to the original iPhone. It did some things so well compared to what came before it that most people overlooked its failings. (no app store, no copy/paste/ no 3G, no removeable battery, etc.). No doubt it was a popular phone and Apple changed the wireless phone game, but it still had problems. Some of the customers drank the kool-aid and couldn't possibly admit it wasn't absolutely perfect.
You're not going to get real data on a forum.
If allowed? Obviously that's always allowed. Show me anywhere its ever been implied that its not allowed. ... but you knew what I meant. Conducting a poll on a forum wont give you meaningful data.Well, I think owners telling their stories (pro or con) is real data.
Glad we can hear both sides if allowed.
I disagree. I posted many times before ever mentioning some of the problems my car has had and I still have not posted about all of the problems. People (including me) love their Tesla's. I think this leads many to overlook smaller issues. An example can be found here -http://www.teslamotors.com/forum/forums/no-problems-list
That is a thread for people to post that have "no problems". However. last time I checked there were 15 posts in the thread that actually mentioned a problem (albeit minor in their eyes)! So these posters actually had a problem with the car but felt compelled to post that they didn't. I liken this to the original iPhone. It did some things so well compared to what came before it that most people overlooked its failings. (no app store, no copy/paste/ no 3G, no removeable battery, etc.). No doubt it was a popular phone and Apple changed the wireless phone game, but it still had problems. Some of the customers drank the kool-aid and couldn't possibly admit it wasn't absolutely perfect.
Nonsense. Even if he was suggesting that, ignore him. Keep contributing. Please.I guess that is your way of making the last statement and suggesting for me to not comment any more about Texas.
So I won't.
Enjoy your Model S.
Nonsense. Even if he was suggesting that, ignore him. Keep contributing. Please.
I'm chill. I was just trying to make it clear that we value Scott's contribution even if you were, even though I didn't think you were anyway.Chill bman I wasn't.
Interesting. I thought that VIN was reserved for a marketing car.1205
I bought a demo Model S
5YJSA1DP6CFP01201 Get Amped @ Palo Alto, Blue
5YJSA1DP9CFP01208 Get Amped @ Palo Alto, Black
5YJSA1DPXCFP01203 Performance, Brown, Pano roof, test drive car for Washington Square Showroom (Portland, OR)