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Topic	I really want to sell my challenger for a Tesla
Perascamin 06/06/21 4:49:21 PM #27:	Payzmaykr posted... Is it more difficult/expensive to have a Tesla worked on? I figure most mechanics could work on an American car and parts shouldnt be hard to find, but Tesla seems a bit different. You probably won't have to have it worked on for the time you possess it. It's just a battery and an electric motor that makes the tires spin. The only other system is brake fluid, brake pads, tires, and a battery cooling system. There's no fuel pump, spark plugs, exhaust, ignition, cylinder + cylinder block, drive shaft, transmission, or pistons involved. It's not that combustion engines are designed to fail, it's just that they have too big of an opportunity to fail --- I've grown. <cite>Perascamin posted [p:954713556] in I really w... [t:79498399]...</cite> <quote>Payzmaykr posted... </cite> <quote>Is it more difficult/expensive to have a Tesla worked on? I figure most mechanics could work on an American car and parts shouldnt be hard to find, but Tesla seems a bit different.</quote>You probably won't have to have it worked on for the time you possess it. It's just a battery and an electric motor that makes the tires spin. The only other system is brake fluid, brake pads, tires, and a battery cooling system. There's no fuel pump, spark plugs, exhaust, ignition, cylinder + cylinder block, drive shaft, transmission, or pistons involved. It's not that combustion engines are designed to fail, it's just that they have too big of an opportunity to fail --- I've grown.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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