The memes made up by netizens vividly showcased the "features" of Tesla cars, like a series of files viciously scraping at Tesla's heart!
A 4S dealership.
A customer came to buy a car, and the salesperson hurried over to give him an enthusiastic introduction.
The customer had taken a liking to a Tesla Mole3 and was just about to negotiate the price when another customer nearby laughed.
"Buddy, you still dare to buy a Tesla? You've really got guts!"
The customer looked confused and asked, "What's wrong? Is there something wrong with this car? I heard it's easy to drive."
"Check the car's reputation online before you say anything. Let's add each other on WeChat," the man said.
"Why? You're not a salesperson from another store trying to poach my business, are you?"
The man let out a mocking laugh and replied:
"You misunderstand. I just want to discuss something with you. If you buy this car, let me know in advance whenever you plan to go out. I'll try not to leave the house if I can help it."
Customer: "."
As doubts about Tesla cars grew, their sales were hit hard. They could even be said to have plummeted!
When it came to customers' trust in a product or company, there were only two levels: zero and one hundred.
Before these incidents were exposed, everyone had trusted Tesla cars. Even if there were occasional minor problems, they had seemed insignificant.
After all, every product was bound to have occasional quality issues.
A few years ago, hadn't Suji's family's Volkswagen company also experienced a serious tire accident?
At the time, Volkswagen had recalled every vehicle with that type of quality problem and compensated all the owners.
That move had successfully won everyone's praise, and Volkswagen's reputation and position had