How Much Does Tesla Maintenance Cost? Joey wets panties

You are cute but inaccurate. The 4000, mile oil change died years ago and many go 10,000, as per the factory recommendation. I don't remember the last radiator, brake, or transmission flush as, if required, they were covered under my Audi or BMW maintenance plan.
I purchase year old lease returns. The factory adds a full year to the remaining three year warranty and I haven't seen a service bill in a decade or two.

I really don't give a shit about the cost of Tesla ownership other than responding to wet pants joey's pleas for others to support his decisions and jamb it down others' throats.

So you don't care about actual facts? You are just here to troll. OK. We all can see that.
 
Last night, I was at a Red Light and a Prime Delivery vehicle pulled up beside me. It was totally silent in it's operation. I am amazed at how quiet these EV's are. As the light turned green and we drove on alongside one another, the only thing you could hear were the tires on the pavement sound- NO ENGINE NOISE!

Wouldn't one of the Mercedes Benz make a nice RV? Hmm! I think I will go look at them up close at the dealer.

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I know. I heard that they're thinking of making EVs with an artificial noise of a gas car so that pedestrians can hear them.

I mean who crosses the street using their ears, not their eyes?

Besides LyinBitch.
 
I know. I heard that they're thinking of making EVs with an artificial noise of a gas car so that pedestrians can hear them.

I mean who crosses the street using their ears, not their eyes?

Besides LyinBitch.

Electric Harley's don't have a chance.

Most of the Harley riders love that powerful "Farting" sound between their legs! :laugh:
 
"According to RepairPal, the average Tesla maintenance cost is $832 per year. That compares to an average of $652 per year for all car models sold in the United States. Depending on which services your Tesla needs, you may end up spending much more than the average car owner on yearly maintenance needs.

As of 2021, Tesla remains a new kid on the block in the automotive space. Due to this, little data is available concerning Tesla’s overall reliability and its average cost of ownership. Complicating matters further is the fact that Tesla models lack many components usually found in cars with internal combustion engines.

Because so many Tesla vehicle parts are unique and difficult to find, expect to spend more than your average driver on Tesla maintenance costs. On top of this, luxury car brands like Tesla tend to charge premium prices for their vehicle parts."

"Tesla Average Reliability
Though not much information exists yet about the overall reliability of Tesla models, early results aren’t encouraging. In the J.D. Power 2021 U.S. Vehicle Dependability StudySM, Tesla ranked 30th of 33 car brands for overall reliability. That’s better than only Jaguar, Alfa Romeo, and Land Rover among all automakers across the country."

It's more than just the parts. It's the difficulty of service. EVs require specialized shops and storage of vehicles. An ICE vehicle can be repaired in your own home with fairly common tools.
 
When Electric and hybrid vehicles were first available, most people bought them as luxury or novelty items.
Just about every family owns a novelty car, whether it be a sports car, or antique, hot rod, RV, off-road etc.
Paradox. Irrational statement.
EV's and hybrids are really not just concept cars anymore though. Today, you have to really try to decide what best fits your needs, before spending 30 -50k on a new automobile.
I don't need to spend that much to have a nice new automobile.
It may serve you best to buy a hybrid or electric car in today's world.
Nope. They are:
* too expensive
* unable to handle the payload as well
* are heavy
* have poor infrastructure, with no significant changes coming anytime soon
* difficult to maintain, since maintenance requires specialized shops and vehicle storage
* catch on fire just sitting there
* take too long to recharge
* unable to travel many roads, especially in the West, where there are NO charging stations available
* have poor range in cold weather
* you cannot 'refuel' them at anything other than a charging station.
Then again, it may not. It would be stupid to buy or not buy one, just to make some stupid and unwise political score with your buddies.
It is stupid for the government to mandate them and subsidize them. That is fascism.
 
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TA Garbler wets panties: BWAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!!!

Tesla Reports Record Revenue for 2022, With 1.31 Million EVs Sold

Tesla sold more cars and made more money than ever, despite its average transaction price falling.

Tesla's finished 2022 on a tear, bolstered by recent price reductions for its stable of electric sedans and SUVs. The automaker's full-year 2022 earnings statement, released at the close of market Wednesday, revealed it delivered 405,278 electric cars in the fourth quarter -- up from 343,830 deliveries in the previous quarter. This brings Tesla's total deliveries in 2022 to 1.31 million cars, which is a record high for the brand and 40% growth year-over-year, but also just short of its own goal of 1.4 million deliveries.

In Tesla's earnings release, it notes that the average sale price for its vehicles has "generally been on a downward trajectory for many years." The automaker reduced prices by up to 20% on its lineup of electric cars late last year.

Out of over 66 million cars sold. Meh.

Less than 1% of the cars on the road are EVs.
 
That must be why everyone is buying them. When are you going to but one, terry?

Tesla Reports Record Revenue for 2022, With 1.31 Million EVs Sold

Tesla sold more cars and made more money than ever, despite its average transaction price falling.

Tesla's finished 2022 on a tear, bolstered by recent price reductions for its stable of electric sedans and SUVs. The automaker's full-year 2022 earnings statement, released at the close of market Wednesday, revealed it delivered 405,278 electric cars in the fourth quarter -- up from 343,830 deliveries in the previous quarter. This brings Tesla's total deliveries in 2022 to 1.31 million cars, which is a record high for the brand and 40% growth year-over-year, but also just short of its own goal of 1.4 million deliveries.

In Tesla's earnings release, it notes that the average sale price for its vehicles has "generally been on a downward trajectory for many years." The automaker reduced prices by up to 20% on its lineup of electric cars late last year.

Not everyone is buying them.

Less than 1% of the cars on the road are EVs.
 
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TA Garbler wets panties: BWAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!!!

Tesla Reports Record Revenue for 2022, With 1.31 Million EVs Sold

Tesla sold more cars and made more money than ever, despite its average transaction price falling.

Tesla's finished 2022 on a tear, bolstered by recent price reductions for its stable of electric sedans and SUVs. The automaker's full-year 2022 earnings statement, released at the close of market Wednesday, revealed it delivered 405,278 electric cars in the fourth quarter -- up from 343,830 deliveries in the previous quarter. This brings Tesla's total deliveries in 2022 to 1.31 million cars, which is a record high for the brand and 40% growth year-over-year, but also just short of its own goal of 1.4 million deliveries.

In Tesla's earnings release, it notes that the average sale price for its vehicles has "generally been on a downward trajectory for many years." The automaker reduced prices by up to 20% on its lineup of electric cars late last year.

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Electric Harley's don't have a chance.

Most of the Harley riders love that powerful "Farting" sound between their legs! :laugh:

It's the vibration that gets the "bitch on the back" off in ecstasy because the Harley rider's can't do it alone. :)
 
Not everyone is buying them.

Less than 1% of the cars on the road are EVs.

That is of course a fake statistic you keep repeating. When EVs were first sold, there was zero on the road. There were mega millions of ICEs on the road. Therefore it changed slowly in percentage. To water down that enormous pool of vehicles. will take time There are over 290 million cars on the road. You claim math knowledge, so we can assume you know better. As I said, you want to win and cheating is part of what you do.
 
That is of course a fake statistic you keep repeating.
Nope. I have already given you it's source.
When EVs were first sold, there was zero on the road.
So?
There were mega millions of ICEs on the road.
Paradox. Zero is not mega millions.
Therefore it changed slowly in percentage.
Nope. It's still less than 1%. You can see it on any major freeway.
To water down that enormous pool of vehicles. will take time There are over 290 million cars on the road.
There are 1.45 billion cars on the road, dumbass.
You claim math knowledge, so we can assume you know better. As I said, you want to win and cheating is part of what you do.
You are describing yourself again.
 
Nope. I have already given you it's source.

So?

Paradox. Zero is not mega millions.

Nope. It's still less than 1%. You can see it on any major freeway.

There are 1.45 billion cars on the road, dumbass.

You are describing yourself again.

True zero is not millions. Now have someone explain the post to you. We have nearly 300 million cars on the American road when EVs came along. Now think about it. In order to reach 10 percent, they would have to have sold 30 million. In short, more cars than were ever sold in a few short years. Choices are simple. You are stupid or lying.
A more fair way of rating sales is the percentage of vehicles sold every year. That is how you predict the future of EVs. Norway sold 80 percent Evs in 2022. https://www.statista.com/outlook/mmo/electric-vehicles/united-states#unit-sales American sales are growing rapidly.
 
True zero is not millions.
Then why did you say it was???
Now have someone explain the post to you.
You can't explain your own posts?????????!? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
We have nearly 300 million cars on the American road when EVs came along.
There were NONE.
Now think about it. In order to reach 10 percent, they would have to have sold 30 million.
Argument from randU fallacy.
In short, more cars than were ever sold in a few short years. Choices are simple. You are stupid or lying.
Go look at any major freeway, dumbass. Less than 1% of the cars on the road are EVs.
A more fair way of rating sales is the percentage of vehicles sold every year. That is how you predict the future of EVs. Norway sold 80 percent Evs in 2022.
So you support fascism. I already knew that.
 
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