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It’s interesting how Jalopnik defaults to Alfa reliability but has started giving Tesla a pass. Considering the first six sightings of the new roadster were it broken down, yet no Jalopnik snark.Red meat for Jalopnik- desperate for an angle and beating a drum about the 'old' Alfa relentlessly snarky trying to be edgy and 'relevant. Too bad for everyone but the snarks.
It’s interesting how Jalopnik defaults to Alfa reliability but has started giving Tesla a pass. Considering the first six sightings of the new roadster were it broken down, yet no Jalopnik snark.
I consider my current “reliable” Optima as a preview of the Tesla ownership experience and the classic Alfa experience. Which is mostly seeing your car on a flatbed once a year.