Erine Erickson loves her Tesla Model 3. But these days, the EV stays parked
in her garage. "It´s, you know, 3,000 pounds of metal in a parking spot
downstairs," she said ...
... When replacing Erickson´s battery, Tesla says they discovered that
Carfax listed her car as having a salvaged title d
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On 17 Sep 2023 at 14:06, paul dove via EV wrote:
> Stories like this are so unbelievable.
> I have never communicated with Tesla via email.
> Any issue with my vehicle was handled via the phone app.
> They always respond in a timely manner
Are you seriously suggesting that the Tesla owner in the
The Tesla owner parks her Model 3 in her *garage* and insists that she
can't drive it because it does not have Supercharging availability and
thus is worthless.
Every EV'er with even a minimal experience in charging will see the
fallacy presented here. Call it lying if you will.
Apparently the batt
The owner had no problems getting warranty repair for a battery problem.
Her trouble started because
1. Tesla ran a Carmax report on the car
2. They discovered an erroneous accident report
3. Without verifying the report, they disabled the car's supercharger access
4. Tesla's service people
