Post by MatildaX

14Gg9t…YYT2 Unverified · twetch

Does anyone immediately feel safer when driving next to a Tesla? Idk but if I’m parked or driving by one, I just immediately assume they’re not a bad driver (or well the car isn’t)

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Replies (7)

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Replying to@14Gg9t…YYT2

not at all. i stay away from them because they dont pay attention.

14Gg9t…YYT2 Unverified · twetch
Replying to@17AiYr…MEPu

Really? Since I know the car is constantly warning you of surrounding vehicles for example and will emergency break if you don’t, I almost trust it more than the driver. What do u think?

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Replying to@14Gg9t…YYT2

Ive seen old people who shouldnt even be driving using them its a little concerning.

14Gg9t…YYT2 Unverified · twetch
Replying to@1KykdM…ZajQ

Ok very true. Maybe just partially

15Bvxt…qC41 Unverified · twetch
Replying to@14Gg9t…YYT2

wait until your insurance triples simply because youre an accident prone human

16bbte…9vM4 Unverified · twetch
Replying to@14Gg9t…YYT2

Literally the opposite. Not only do I assume they don't know how to drive, but God forbid that they have it on autopilot. The tree on top is every single one is Indian