https://insideevs.com/tesla-certified-repair-center-behind-the-scenes/
We Go Behind-The-Scenes At A Certified Tesla Repair Center
DEC 22 2018  Kay Talley,Guest

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A Model S P100D – witnessed in repair – will shortly be returned to owner
after a significant front-end ‘ouch.’ (Image: Stuttgart Auto Body)

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A Tesla Model 3 front-end with structural fracture. What’s in there? A great
opportunity to get more insight. The coolant you see in the Model 3 is also
BMW’s – rather than Tesla branding it. It’s pretty much a generic for luxury
vehicles. Makes sense. Why reinvent the wheel? (Image: Stuttgart Auto Body)

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Denver Tesla Club members including winners of the EVANNEX Tesla car
coverraffle and Stuttgart’s luxury packages of in-vehicle beverage
containers — all enjoying this special club event (Image: Stuttgart Auto
Body)
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A unique opportunity came our way to see damaged cars up close, personal and
naked at Stuttgart Auto Body, Denver’s premier Tesla collision repair
facility. Attendees from Denver Tesla Club visited to gain insight into the
structure of Tesla’s vehicles – and what can possibly go wrong while out on
the road.

*This article comes to us courtesy of EVANNEX (which also makes aftermarket
Tesla accessories). Authored by Matt Pressman. The opinions expressed in
these articles are not necessarily our own at InsideEVs.

Stuttgart is certified by Porsche, Mercedes – and Tesla. The main focus of
the Englewood facility is the latter. Although it is sad to see a parking
lot full of triaged vehicular friends awaiting admission to the ER, the care
and attention indoors for them is nothing less than spectacular. State Farm
expert, Austin Domsch, was also on hand to explain coverage of that little
‘incident.’

Accidents happen. How they are taken care of is an eye-opener into the
vehicle and the overall construction of Models S, X and 3. The crumple zone
up front is a testament to life-saving.  Tesla is possibly the most
complicated of vehicles to work on, but Stuttgart has made a massive
investment in all Tesla-approved equipment necessary and continues to grow
with the company to keep up with the electric car maker’s continually
evolving technology.

Tesla Fremont hands-on trained technicians are passionate about returning a
car to an owner in pre-accident condition. Using only Tesla OEM and
diagnostics, they make it happen.

From 3M insane automotive adhesive, riveting under equally insane pressure
to meet Tesla’s over-and-beyond safety ratings, an owner can feel completely
safe in the vehicle, post collision. Good as new.
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Certified Tesla Repair Center


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https://electrek.co/2018/12/20/tesla-elon-musk-buying-gm-factory-ohio/
Tesla CEO Elon Musk says he will consider buying GM factory in Ohio as it
shuts down next year
Dec 20, 2018  When announcing that they were closing the factories, GM said
it was part of a restructuring that would involve doubling their investment
in electric vehicles ...
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