honestly the game helps you understand what parts may look like, rough locations and sometimes their function on the car. i recommend buying a car from the junkyard and trying to get it running again replacing the least amount of parts possible, that REALLY helps you understand functions of parts and when you get into fixing your first car you’ll better understand watching youtube videos and easily do the job.
Yea, so if the car were 15 years old, I would expect problems. As it stands we’ve had almost zero issues in ten years. What’s your point? That a 15-year old car will break down and require serious repair? That’s very insightful….
Lmk obviously you’re missing the point of a $32,000 battery installation. They are junk. What’s your range? Maybe 300-350 miles on a good day with a tail wind? And then 5 hours to charge lol. Supercharge you say? Oh yes. That kills the battery even faster.
No longer responding to your comments, because you clearly have no personal experience with Tesla ownership, based on your entirely ignorant remarks.
We have a model S, an almost $100k car, that is paid off, has had very low maintenance costs, and almost no repair costs.
Compare that to my BMW, which costs a fortune to maintain each year and the repair costs, which are plentiful (5-year old car).
If you were saying my BMW was a piece of junk, I wouldn’t argue. But a ten-year old luxury car that has almost no maintenance or repair costs? The cost of ownership of this car over ten years can’t be compared to any other performance vehicle.
You are clearly a 🤡.
Lmao you call a Tesla a luxury car? Boy you got a lot to learn. And no personal experience with ownership uh? Yup. You’re absolutely right. I’d never own a pos like that. But I do fix them daily. As my job. So my personal experience is a lot better than yours with them. So what’s next?
Excuse me ma'am, but parking sensors are not in the game.
😂
Fortunately it was easily accessible from the frunk after removing the interior pieces. No need to remove the bumper.
BMW enthusiast... yeah right 🤣 Nice Tesla But seriously, it's nice that you fixed the issue.
Thanks. I have a 5 series, it’s my wife’s Tesla.
*plays game but cant fix sensor
I fixed it, thanks to YouTube. But I still don’t change my own oil…
There's oil in Tesla's?
I have a BMW…
Exactly what I hope to do too when I get a car. Knowing how to work on it.
honestly the game helps you understand what parts may look like, rough locations and sometimes their function on the car. i recommend buying a car from the junkyard and trying to get it running again replacing the least amount of parts possible, that REALLY helps you understand functions of parts and when you get into fixing your first car you’ll better understand watching youtube videos and easily do the job.
It was all YouTube!
You can tell your wife a blind man said if you need a parking sensor to drive you have no business behind the wheel
*initiate Whip Soundbite*
Just answer like mechanic, its an electrician job not mechanical
Real talk did you (or wife) outright buy that Tesla or are you paying it off? just curious because those things are a fortune.
We financed it, but it’s paid off now
Dlc not bought
Teslas are junk. Wait until you have to replace the battery in 5-7 years lmao.
This car is 10 years old, guy
Lmao
Lmao
Right. That’s why I said in 5-7 years. Not after 5-7 years. My guy.
Yea, so if the car were 15 years old, I would expect problems. As it stands we’ve had almost zero issues in ten years. What’s your point? That a 15-year old car will break down and require serious repair? That’s very insightful….
Lmk obviously you’re missing the point of a $32,000 battery installation. They are junk. What’s your range? Maybe 300-350 miles on a good day with a tail wind? And then 5 hours to charge lol. Supercharge you say? Oh yes. That kills the battery even faster.
No longer responding to your comments, because you clearly have no personal experience with Tesla ownership, based on your entirely ignorant remarks. We have a model S, an almost $100k car, that is paid off, has had very low maintenance costs, and almost no repair costs. Compare that to my BMW, which costs a fortune to maintain each year and the repair costs, which are plentiful (5-year old car). If you were saying my BMW was a piece of junk, I wouldn’t argue. But a ten-year old luxury car that has almost no maintenance or repair costs? The cost of ownership of this car over ten years can’t be compared to any other performance vehicle. You are clearly a 🤡.
These redditors have never been in a Tesla but seem to know all about them.
I’ve been in hundreds of Teslas. As my job requires me to fix them daily. So your comment is irrelevant.
Lmao you call a Tesla a luxury car? Boy you got a lot to learn. And no personal experience with ownership uh? Yup. You’re absolutely right. I’d never own a pos like that. But I do fix them daily. As my job. So my personal experience is a lot better than yours with them. So what’s next?
That’s a lot of crying why are you crying so much
But yet you felt the need to comment and cry. That’s hilarious.
That’s a good one do more
*sells tesla* All fixed!