YES! State lawmakers are too cozy with big oil.
82%
NO! Why would states proactively turn away business!?!
18%
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Thom's Blog Is On the Move
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Hello All
Thom's blog in this space and moving to a new home.
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Having been in the car business for 30 years, as a manager from day one, I can safely say Big oil had nothing to do with Tesla getting kicked out of NJ. The reason given WAS the corect one. NO DEALERSHIPS! Try to imagine the service problems once these cars start to break and they will.
Even with a warranty... does anyone know a repair shop in your town that will fix a Tesla?
Yes it costs a lot of money to stand behind a product as complex as a Tesla car.
If you Google Tesla repair, you will see I am right.
I applaud Christie for throwing them out, but I still think he is a jerk.
Thank you William King. You're comments are always insightful.