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Originally Posted by 530iDriver
Yes but Tesla suffers from atrocious after sales support (Most of it caused by poor quality control at the factory and the other half by overwhelmed and understaffed service centers).
Spare parts are hard to come by and stories of people losing their Teslas to their "approved" body shops for minor repair work that can take months and generate staggering repair bills.
You can find stories in the Tesla forums. The cars might look and drive great but pray that you will never have a problem or that someone runs into you.
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I can attest to some of it. my rear quarter window was smashed a few weeks back, one "approved" shop was going to charge me $1K to fix and i had to wait a month for the part. i was pissed.
Then local tesla center called and said they can have a guy out to my workplace and fix it for $300 within a week. i think at some point it'll make sense to keep everything in house eventually. more control and better margins.