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  1. 6th July 2020, 08:18 PM #321
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    I personally don’t know either way, nor care much and I’m no Tesla fan. I just think the study done by JD Power is flawed as it isn’t just about reliability, but how the customers perceive things so even things like someone not knowing how to open the glovebox is deemed an issue. That report is about issues - real and perceived - I’d be happier to see a graph purely on mechanical issues that cause the vehicles to need a repair - no idea if that would change the list, but this study is just garbage IMO.
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  2. 7th July 2020, 07:48 PM #322
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    Yes, if the phone won't connect to the Bluetooth, is that really a big problem?
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    Quote Originally Posted by DiscoMick View Post
    Yes, if the phone won't connect to the Bluetooth, is that really a big problem?
    It could be a huge problem,for some.

    Try running a service business,and having techs not having Bluetooth to mobile operating.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DiscoMick View Post
    Yes, if the phone won't connect to the Bluetooth, is that really a big problem?
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    It could be a huge problem,for some.

    Try running a service business,and having techs not having Bluetooth to mobile operating.
    That really bugs me when the BT poops itself.
    Very occasionally it requires you to stop, turn off and restart.
    I average between 50 and 60 calls/day, and a lot of our stuff is time critical so BT and voice dialing can be a biggy.
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    Wow, people upset by poor panel fit, reliability issues and electrical gremlins......on a Forum predominately about Land rovers?

    "Hypocrisy" meaning here: HYPOCRISY | meaning in the Cambridge English Dictionary

    Land rover first manufactured in 1948 and took the best part of 70 years to improve to a reasonable standard, yet have a strong loyal following?
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    Quote Originally Posted by rovercare View Post
    Wow, people upset by poor panel fit, reliability issues and electrical gremlins......on a Forum predominately about Land rovers?


    Land rover first manufactured in 1948 and took the best part of 70 years to improve to a reasonable standard, yet have a strong loyal following?
    Excluding the last run of Defenders......

    Our D4 is the only LR i have ever owned that hasn't had an oil leak or two or three

    Oh,hang on,thats a fib,it did have a weeping PS line which was fixed under warranty.
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    Ford is adding to the growing list of Utes which could be interesting. 400 mile range promises are. I wonder how much these things must weight with such huge battery packs



    https://www.foxnews.com/auto/electric-chevy-pickup-400-mile-range-hummer-ev-suv
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  9. 23rd July 2020, 07:34 PM #329
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    Electric Mustang not coming here.

    2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E officially revealed, Australia ruled out | CarAdvice
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  10. 30th July 2020, 07:57 AM #330
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    Importing used EVs might be a way to stimulate their acceptance, so hopefully it will succeed.

    Electric cars have few downsides except price. One company is looking to change that

    Electric cars have few downsides except price. One company is looking to change that | Australia news | The Guardian
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