Lanx
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sounds like someone is gonna get a new dash cam w/ parking modeSomeone ran into my new minivan a few days ago, and is disputing that he hit me, even though my car was in park at the time of the accident. Good times.
Anyway, insurance sent someone out to do an appraisal on the damages, and that guy explained how Tesla style vehicles (almost any new vehicle) are making insurance companies broke. Those new $30k Tesla's consider the body panels as structural parts of the frame. And you aren't able to fix them due to all of the various sensors. Especially for driverless features. EVERYTHING must be replaced outright. A minor bump to a door typically runs insurance around $12k to replace all of the various sensors and door panels and such. Only specific companies are able to work on Telsa, and most shops refuse to. It's too expensive to keep parts in stock, so you HAVE to order everything from California or wherever. And they also don't accept any returns, so if you accidentally ordered the wrong part... sucks to be you. Wait another week or two for the correct part to be manufactured and shipped in. In the mean time, that car is now occupying your already tight parking lots or repair bays.
Tesla ruins everything.