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    My wife wanted to go into the tesla tunnels in Vegas. I told her no way. If one of those randomly caught fire we’d be toast. No getting out of it.

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        Nothing. What is wrong with you?

        The world is burning because of the type of fuck bags that buy these vehicles.

        Maybe I am not the one you should be questioning.

        If you’re expecting sympathy from me for fascists then I have nothing but lols for you.

  • OsrsNeedsF2P@lemmy.ml
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    Some important corrections:

    • The doors did not open from the outside, presumably because they were locked
    • The hero who tried to rescue the people inside was hitting the window with a tree branch, but the windows didn’t crack until after over a dozen swings
    • The article says nothing about opening the doors from the inside; if you are ever in that situation, cybertrucks have a manual release under the rubber mat of the “map pocket” in the doors (source)
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      I’ve been in the Model Y with the stupid wing doors and the release is behind the speaker covers in the door. The speaker covers are not easy to grab or remove. That’s when I have the user manual open and there isn’t a lithium fueled fire burning me up in seconds

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      Obviously they tried the door handles first unless they were knocked out. And to have a manual release in such a stupid, hidden spot? Don’t try to be an apologist for Tesla. There is no excuse for making such poorly designed cars these days.

    • CrimeDad@lemmy.crimedad.workOP
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      Some important corrections

      Corrections to what? Does the article get any of these points wrong?

      • The article says nothing about opening the doors from the inside; if you are ever in that situation, cybertrucks have a manual release under the rubber mat of the “map pocket” in the doors (source)

      That’s an irresponsible, deadly, anti-human design feature, but thanks for the tip I guess.

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      under the rubber mat of the “map pocket” in the doors

      That sounds like a real shit place to try finding in a smoke and fire filled car. That thing needs a recall and crushed into cybercubes.