So... He's missing a spoiler, and he only got what he paid for, nothing more? Oh. also his car depreciated an expected amount.<p>Nothing to see here but whining Twitter users. _yawn_
Sounds like someone is one of today's 10,000 [0] discovering the meaning of (if a bit out of context) "...but the company won't love you back". Yeah, you're all-in when they're showering you with gifts. Hell, who wouldn't be? But one slow-shipping spoiler later and the bubble pops. Tesla doesn't love you any less, they never loved you to begin with, it just appeared that way. Now the tweeter gets to find out how the other half of low-production vehicle owners live: "sorry, we used all the spoilers to make cars and didn't have any left over. Unfortunately, we're also using all of our <i>energy</i> to make cars, and don't have much (if any) left over for you."<p>I've owned a lot of TSLA, but not an actual Tesla. But were I to have purchased one, and had this same experience, I personally wouldn't be all that surprised. I'd still be a little pissed, but only at myself for having known better. I hesitate to say that the tweeter "shoulda known better", because there's no reason to say that they should have. You spend $90K, or whatever, there's a certain expectation that goes with that amount of money. OTOH, someone in as deep as the tweeter claims probably...at least shouldn't be shocked by this with a table-flipping rage.<p>[0] <a href="https://www.xkcd.com/1053/" rel="nofollow">https://www.xkcd.com/1053/</a>
So his Model X saved his wife's life, then they didn't ship him his spoiler on time so he's pulling a hissy fit. His priorities seem a little cockeyed.
Teslas are billowing smug into the atmosphere at a faster rate than the pious prius people. If the fanboyism would take a back seat to pragmatism we could all move forward with electric. As it stands they are growing as annoying as the bicycling vegan birgade.