Ignoring the laundry list of assets... (like you did).

All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.

Don’t give up!

If they hadn’t been where the bullets were, they wouldn’t have been shot.

I agree about the Model S. Blisteringly quick, but just too big for me. But just because I don’t like something, that doesn’t mean a lot wont. Personally, I would never buy a Chrysler product again, no matter how good people say it is.

Yes. I like cars. If a manufacturer fails so hard at selling cars that they stop selling them entirely that means I won’t be buying their products.

Need a hug?

Don’t forget all those POS motors have broken down multiple times by now. God help the fool that buys that. Can you imagine all the warranty repairs? Like DeMuro and his CarMax Aston Martin.

The bigger battery also gives more performance. Do you want AWD for snow or performance?

He’s too busy trying to find a buyer for POS motors.

Their bottom line has never looked hot. Neither has Amazons.

4 spaces per tab, No Tabs!

Ah, I wondered how long before Ad Hominem raised it’s ugly head. Can the Hitler references be far behind?

I like how you ignore the most important part of the sentence of mine you quote „make up“ the shortcoming.

A degree in business, and running my own business helps.

What would you call it if you accidently dropped money on the ground and someone ran off with it?

Reading comprehension fail. Premium Sedans. Not pickups.

The expenditure in automation is a Sunk Cost and does not matter. We don’t know how bad it was with the robots. It’s possible that their costs per unit goes down on day one. I think it’s great that Musk realized that automation was not working.

I’ll bet you $100 Tesla sells at least 100,000 more premium sedans in the USA than Ford in the calendar year in 2020.

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