tesla horror stories

I don't think they are extremely common. While there are some horror stories out there, a lot of Tesla CPO owners are satisfied with their purchases. However, when these horror stories do happen, they tend to get a lot of attention because Tesla is such a well - known brand.

Well, some horror stories include issues with battery degradation. For example, people bought Tesla CPO (Certified Pre - Owned) cars only to find that the battery life was much shorter than expected. It could be due to previous usage patterns not being fully disclosed.

There have been stories about issues with the autopilot feature. For example, some users reported that the autopilot seemed to misjudge distances or made erratic lane changes, which made them feel very unsafe. Imagine you're relying on a system to keep you safe on the road, but instead it does something unexpected like that. It's really scary.

A lot of people have horror stories about the difficulty in getting an appointment for Tesla repair. Tesla service centers can be overbooked, and it can be a real struggle to get a timely appointment. Some owners have had to drive long distances to reach a service center as well. And when they finally get there, the technicians might not be fully trained on all the issues, leading to improper repairs or more time wasted trying to figure things out.

One way is to join Tesla owner groups or forums. Here, owners share their repair experiences and can give advice on good service centers or technicians. Owners can also consider extended warranties. This can help cover unexpected and costly repairs. Additionally, when choosing a repair center, look for one with a good reputation for customer service. Ask other Tesla owners in your area for recommendations. If possible, try to build a relationship with a particular technician who seems knowledgeable and trustworthy.

There was a story I read online where a renter found that the Tesla they got from Turo had a really strong smell inside, like someone had been smoking in it. Despite reporting it immediately, Turo didn't seem to take it seriously and didn't offer any real solutions. The renter had to endure the smell throughout the rental period, which was really unpleasant.

The horror could be related to security. If the previous renter somehow managed to keep a key or some access method, they could potentially steal the car back when it's rented out again. Also, there could be issues with the Tesla's software being hacked while on rent, which could lead to all sorts of chaos like the doors unlocking randomly or the car being remotely controlled by malicious actors.

Well, I'm not exactly sure as I haven't read all of 'tesla city stories' yet. But it might include stories about the innovation in Tesla's technology, how the city is evolving with Tesla's influence, and the people involved in making Tesla what it is in that particular context.

One of the top stories could be about Tesla's latest model release. Maybe it has some revolutionary new features like improved battery range or super-fast charging capabilities.

Some users had issues with software updates. After an update, their cars had problems starting or had strange error messages popping up on the dashboard. It's like the update was supposed to improve things but instead made the car act up.