It's not cosmetic. The "A" frame if that's what it's still called was on the ground.
Yikes. I missed exactly how this happen ? It must of been going kind of fast right ? Did she just not see the big concrete piller ?
Didn't see it for the sun and kept her foot on the throttle too long. CTs are heavy and powerful and will pull themselves apart before skidding or sliding laterally to minimize impact like an ICE vehicle.
No loaners on the CT or otherwise for this one, sadly.From everything I've heard Tesla is building trucks, not stockpiling parts, much to our chagrin.
We had much the same issue with early production of the Model S back in 13'-14'. agonizing wait for parts. Hope we are proven wrong. Maybe they'll loan you a demo....
Naw, she's about as good as they come and felt pretty badly about it. But not badly enough to give back to me when they get it repaired.Did you tell her...
Jelly Roll and Bunny looking at it like a few thanksgiving turkey about to smash !Something $TSLA-cool though. The truck had to sit in the parking lot until next morning for the flat bed to arrive. People drove around it gawking all evening and the next morning but the security warning system was intact and texted pictures to the app in realtime of everyone who approached the vehicle.
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Don't know what this fat boy was planning but he got in his truck and left after DOGE (my CT) flashed him a warning.
TBH, leaving a crash damaged CT in a parking lot overnight is kind of a spectacle these days. If it was a crashed Altima no one would care.Something $TSLA-cool though. The truck had to sit in the parking lot until next morning for the flat bed to arrive. People drove around it gawking all evening and the next morning but the security warning system was intact and texted pictures to the app in realtime of everyone who approached the vehicle.
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Don't know what this fat boy was planning but he got in his truck and left after DOGE (my CT) flashed him a warning.
