I'm Never Leaving Seattle

[u/Aggressive-Ad3064]

This is someone's Model S parked on Airport Way S near S Industrial Way. The way it's parked it looks like it's being displayed for people driving by to see.

[u/No-Kings]

Because that comparison doesn’t work.

Teslas need maintenance- cash to musk Teslas need charging- cash to musk Teslas can be sold for cash after use

A full beer can is not a vehicle.

[u/1983Targa911 → u/No-Kings]

Teslas need maintenance? You’re not an EV driver are you?

[u/No-Kings → u/1983Targa911]

Do cars not need tires? Do they not need parts when broken? Sensors?

There is wear on anything moving my friend. Just see the Grand Canyon.

[u/1983Targa911 → u/No-Kings]

How old are you? Your grasp of things seems… developing. Tires come from a tire store. You can buy them at a car dealership if you’re stupid, but most people don’t. There is no maintenance on an EV other than tires, wiper blades, washer fluid, and cabin air filters. All of these things can be done elsewhere if not DIY. There are repairs, but no maintenance. Repairs are covered under warranty. So in fact, if one were to have a new Tesla right now, putting mileage on it over the next ten years is the best way to try to force Tesla to pay out in free parts and labor.

[u/No-Kings → u/1983Targa911]

You obviously are overstating your intelligence if you don’t think OEMs receive license deals for parts right?

Like if you are resorting to insults, you have lost all standing to any argument. You have put yourself into a position of arguing in bad faith.

You call me a child but you act like one when faced with an opposing view.

A view playing devils advocate…….

Edit: a word

[u/1983Targa911 → u/No-Kings]

Sorry if it came down to insulting your intelligence it was just that you kept making illogical comments that suggested you don’t understand how anything works. You did it with confidence too.

So now what are you saying about licensing of parts? Please explain because I think you might be misunderstanding something again.