Hey @[Boyang Zhou](user:22939) you'd like this article, it's about $TSLA.

While you are of course right, when it comes to tech companies, they always push products out to market before it's ready and just figure they'll fix all the bugs later. And they get away with this too - users and early adopters have come to expect this. I'd say that Tesla $TSLA is becoming a tech company and is behaving in the same way.

I read about that. Who would have thought that their new cars could have so many little bugs? Though I suppose the more bells and whistles, the more there is to go wrong. Supposedly Tesla can do firmware software updates to fix all that, without people even needing to bring in their cars to service stations. So the Consumer Report's attitude towards Tesla may change, and with it, the $TSLA stock price.

Now that this is news, Tesla'll likely make it a priority to get these problems fixed..

You've highlighted a fascinating correlation I hadn't put much thought into until now. This most certainly gives $TSLA an edge over other automobile manufacturers. I'm curious what other companies benefit from similar correlations. I would say Apple most definitely.

$NFLX, $FEYE, $AMBA, $TSLA,

$YOKU...fav for summer run???

This will just mean even bigger losses for $TSLA

Why? don't you think $AAPL would rather have its stuff in every high end car manufactured on the globe? Why limit to $TSLA?