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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Mach-e or the Hyundai/Kia would be where I would start.  [/quote]

If you're planning to install a rapid charger at home, then focus on the Hyundai/Kia which can charge 10 to 80% in 20 minutes at a fast charger location.[/quote]
see.. why do people buy teslas if Hyundais/Kias EVs are so good?

I'm gonna either get a Hyundai EV or plugin hybrid.  I loathe Musk.[/quote]

The Tesla charging network is really extensive.  It makes it so easy.  I also hate musk. We bought ours before it was obvious what an ass he is.  But he really did something impressive in building that network of chargers across the country.  I don’t think other cars can use them, but teslas can use any charger.[/quote]

It's not just Musk, it's also the build quality. The panel gaps and paint jobs coming from Tesla now are unacceptable in a modern car[/quote]

We are on our second Tesla and I haven’t noticed this. Is it an issue for lower-price models? 
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We went over both of ours with a fine toothed comb and they were fine.

Nope.  We have two Teslas and no issues with panel gaps (neither have any of our friends).[/quote]

The car and driver reviews certainly found them [/quote]

There's one guy on youtube who would go visit the tesla dealer and inspect the new car inventory like every month and he'd find panel gaps on pretty much all of them. Amazing how all these owners never have an issue (spoiler alert: tesla owners are not discerning customers)[/quote][/quote]

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