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Scottish couple facing $33k repair bill after driving Tesla in heavy rain
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This sounds like confirmation bias. I've never heard of electric car roof leaking I don't know what you're talking about. I've had a 2018 Honda clarity for 5 years now and have had to spend virtually no money in maintenance. Best car I've ever owned for long drives especially.
You bought your car new, so you're just as bad as the others. Why did you need a new car? Why couldn't you buy a used car?
Yes, everyone should only buy used cars. That would obviously work.
Sigh, Lemmy used to be kinda cool, then the idiots turned up and it's basically Reddit lite.
Where do you think used cars come from?