But then Tesla supporters cry when they’re singled out for recalls?
It swings both ways
Edit: not to mention the constant lying - sorry, artistic license in marketing - about the abilities of automated vehicles. But calling this a “recall”? Wahhhh.
All cars are depreciating assets.
Are you saying a Tesla depreciates faster than cars in general?
I have the impression that the opposite is true.
How about just wanting to be objective and not misleading?
Also, to some degree Tesla did deliver electric car revolution by creating some of the first actually desirable BEVs, eventually forcing major car companies to do the same.
(Nissan Leaf et al sure contributed a lot as well, but that's irrelevant for this discussion.)
Summon and Self-driving not included in that expectation? Not even for people who bought based on the marketing?
The question is, how does that justify excessive subjectivity and misleading exposure on completely unrelated issues?
I'd reckon a lot of sports 'fanatics' don't even like the sport that much, or at least not as much as the crowd they're hanging with, or the 'tribe'.
It's the same for apple fan boys - android is just as good (sometimes better), political fanboys who worship Trump, and ignore the bad. I mean if someone I 'like' verses 'adore' does something shitty - I tend to reverse course on my opinion.
I used to be a big fan of Musk, especially with regards to spacex, but the man's personality has soured me.
People who need to be in a tribe - have a need to have someone tell them how to act/behave I think they may have some psychological trauma that draws them to that, it's the only thing that explains it.
Personally I ask myself often if I'm doing something because I really like it, because it's expected, or others are doing it. I find I then try and do what's not popular especially if it's a better choice anyways. Dead Poet's society is a favorite movie of mine, and the part where they learn about the dangers of conformity always stuck with me, and has become a core value.