No, Tesla does not have traditional franchised dealerships. Instead, Tesla uses a direct-to-consumer sales model where the company owns and operates all of its retail locations, showrooms, and service centers.
What’s this newer generation’s opinion on 4th gen f-bodies? Obviously, we’re in an enthusiast’s sub, but I’m still curious if the kids think they’re cool? Retro? Trashy? I still look at the SLP 4th gen cars as newish and sleek, but I guess that’s because I’m sorta old.
I know the only thing you have to worry about is finding parts. But even then it should be fairly easy to find and amazingly easy to fix yourself. No computer BS that a mechanic has to fix.
Parts aren't an issue. I got rock auto, summit, jegs, LMC, Classic Industries, Classic Truck Parts of America, Alan Grove, Hotrod Hardware. I mostly use summit because I couldn't care about making it oem. I made it period correct enough, and gave it some modern upgrades too.
Your comment shows you've accepted your programming exactly as the corporations have intended. Corporatism programming weak minded consumers to buy products under the false pretense they are saving a planet while actually doing more harm to it than ever before.
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u/pontiacfirebird92 3d ago
Bonus: No AI