> puts batteries in pathologically unreliable self-crashing cars
I don't even own a Tesla or Tesla stock, and I can tell that you've got some serious issues going on. Calling Tesla cars "self-crashing" and "unreliable" is just flat out lying[1]. This website is not a Twitter echo-chamber, and it's certainly not your personal soapbox. People are going to call you out.
> Consumer reports identified Tesla's as the least reliable American car.
Going from "self-crashing cars" (which is a really serious allegation) to "cars that break down" (citing consumer reports of all sources); you keep moving the goalpost and are clearly not debating in good faith.
I said "unreliable" in my first post, which you quoted yourself. (See.) Consumer Reports is the most authoritative source on car reliability, and its absence.
And even you must be aware of numerous widely reported cases of Teslas autonomously ramming concrete barriers and stopped vehicles. There are even dramatic vids on YouTube. (See.)
We need not discuss the common "burst into flame, incinerating the vehicle down to the pavement".
Elon has enough money to buy shills, and does. He does not need volunteers.
I don't even own a Tesla or Tesla stock, and I can tell that you've got some serious issues going on. Calling Tesla cars "self-crashing" and "unreliable" is just flat out lying[1]. This website is not a Twitter echo-chamber, and it's certainly not your personal soapbox. People are going to call you out.
Get a grip, indeed.
[1] https://electrek.co/2021/12/21/tesla-model-y-achieves-highes...