Hello and welcome to the Wednesday February 27th, 2019 edition of Tesla Daily on

official Tesla Podcast.

My name is Rob Maower, exciting episode today.

We have an interview with Consumer Reports Director of Auto Testing,

Jake Fisher.

This is somewhat of a follow-up episode

to my February 23rd episode on the Consumer Reports

recommendation status for the Model 3, in which I tried to break down the reliability scoring

that caused the Model 3 to lose its recommendation status for Consumer Reports.

So Jake is here today to help clarify a little bit more on that topic.

You definitely don't have to listen to that previous episode, but if you do, it does give a little

bit more context to our conversation.

With that, though, we'll hop right into it.

Thank you for joining us on the podcast today, Jake.

I know it definitely not something you had to do, but appreciate you coming on to help give

some clarity around kind of the consumer reports recommendation status for the model three.

Good to have you here.

My pleasure to be on and you know first let me say I did listen to your podcast, which you kind of broke down our information.

And I have to say that I have never heard anyone actually read all the fine print that we put out so it's

somewhat gratifying that all that stuff that we read actually some at least someone

reads so I mean I it was a incredible analysis going through all that stuff and and I you know let me apologize I mean it is complicated so I mean

I mean you know so hopefully you can spend the time here and kind of you know get into the

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