I'll be damned if that is no prime number of cars sold!
this post was submitted on 09 May 2026
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It's not a bug, it's a feature. All 173 Tesla owners should just keep it, the recall is fake news.
The wheels are supposed to disconnect. This is so it can turn into a boat. Liberals don't want you to know this.
173?? Really? They sold that few of them?
That’s an… impressively small sales number.
I was involved in a similar issue with the Toyota BZ4X. It's built on the same platform as the Lexus RX but it's much heavier because it's an EV. I was helping wrap up installation of the hub unit production line when we got word that the wheel fell off of an EV during testing. We had to scramble to reconfigure the production line so that the hub units had studs instead of bolt holes.
I guess you’re going to tell me that a robot is doing all the stud service! Kinda jealous now.
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