Why is the Tesla Yoke a Safety Risk and the Lexus Yoke Kinda Wonderful?

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One uses drive-by-wire - something Tesla has avoided for regulatory reasons - to lower the lock to lock turning radius.

There is no evidence the Tesla version is a safety hazard. You should never be spinning the wheel at speed.

-Crissa
 

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One uses drive-by-wire - something Tesla has avoided for regulatory reasons - to lower the lock to lock turning radius.

There is no evidence the Tesla version is a safety hazard. You should never be spinning the wheel at speed.

-Crissa
You've just always gotta play the "evidence" card, don't you? ;)
 


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There is one good thing about such articles - Mr. Musk doesn't care
 

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We ride the snippets

Tesla management ride the business
 

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Maybe it has something to do with NHTSA and 'MC' (More Corruption) - oh I'm sorry I meant 'MC' (Mary Louise "Missy" Cummings) - oh wait that's still 'MC' ...

(Even though currently I'm not a fan of yokes in general, but I'd have to try to be sure)
 


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The article references two different articles published by CNET. The author states explicitly that the anti-Tesla yoke writer has a unhidden anti-Tesla/Musk bias, the pro-Lexus yoke author was more open-minded. People really should read the article, not just headline surf and opine.
 

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The article references two different articles published by CNET. The author states explicitly that the anti-Tesla yoke writer has a unhidden anti-Tesla/Musk bias, the pro-Lexus yoke author was more open-minded. People really should read the article, not just headline surf and opine.
As a rule, I don’t click on clickbait articles anti-Tesla articles (which this seems to be from the title). I get enough of that crap in my daily news consumption and don’t chase more of it so I can make more informed complaining.

If you’d put a short summary in your top post, it would have saved some confusion.
 

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Haha I randomly read Johnna Ciders article just now (popped up on my google feed) and decided to read some of the comments.
I found you @Crissa lol
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Crissa is not that uncommon a name/ nickname. Could be someone else. :p
 
 




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