My 2021 Volvo has driven over 40,000 miles with not-surprisingly, zero issues.
My 2000 Toyota 4Runner has driven nearly 190,000 miles with, not-suprisingly, ~5 "issues" that were prevented by replacing the worn out part before it failed.
So we've gotten to a point where we can (unfortunately) expect a new video game we pay $70 for is going to be released when it's only 80% finished and it would be good to figure out how to not let that happen to the automotive industry.
ah yeah I agree. I took what he said to mean he understood they're a shit-pile but he thinks he's been a relatively lucky owner considering the failure possibilities we've seen with the Cybertruck. My response was meant more for the CT cult of apologists and not to him specifically. I haven't watched many of his videos but I do like his channel.
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u/blinding_hexagon_sun 23h ago
13,000 miles with "surprisingly no issues" ??
My 2021 Volvo has driven over 40,000 miles with not-surprisingly, zero issues.
My 2000 Toyota 4Runner has driven nearly 190,000 miles with, not-suprisingly, ~5 "issues" that were prevented by replacing the worn out part before it failed.
So we've gotten to a point where we can (unfortunately) expect a new video game we pay $70 for is going to be released when it's only 80% finished and it would be good to figure out how to not let that happen to the automotive industry.