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Tesla Model S Plaid Fastest Production Car Ever 9.2@152!!!
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<blockquote data-quote="Diablo Mike" data-source="post: 16624884" data-attributes="member: 73547"><p>Tesla covers the battery for 8 years or 100K miles. If the battery fails and need to be replaced outside of warranty, from what I can find its gonna be less than $8K.</p><p>Are you saying that paying for fuel every day makes more sense than a battery replacement, that doesn't happen until after most people have sold the car after buying it new? Will you only spend $8K in fuel in the same time a Tesla covers 100K miles over 8 years (legit question, too early for math). How many people spend more than $8K to replace a crap engine that fails just outside of its 3 year/36K mile warranty period, only to have the same lack of performance with the new motor? Meanwhile the guy in the 75K mile tesla with the stock battery still under warranty is dragging you all over the place?</p><p></p><p>I don't know, doesn't seem as lopsided as you make it sound...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Diablo Mike, post: 16624884, member: 73547"] Tesla covers the battery for 8 years or 100K miles. If the battery fails and need to be replaced outside of warranty, from what I can find its gonna be less than $8K. Are you saying that paying for fuel every day makes more sense than a battery replacement, that doesn't happen until after most people have sold the car after buying it new? Will you only spend $8K in fuel in the same time a Tesla covers 100K miles over 8 years (legit question, too early for math). How many people spend more than $8K to replace a crap engine that fails just outside of its 3 year/36K mile warranty period, only to have the same lack of performance with the new motor? Meanwhile the guy in the 75K mile tesla with the stock battery still under warranty is dragging you all over the place? I don't know, doesn't seem as lopsided as you make it sound... [/QUOTE]
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