So, Rolex prices are crashing right now and they’re down like 20-50% from its peak from the bubble covid era.

So... China has a more modern space station in place now that the ISS is projected to be deorbited in 2030 with no replacement planned.

EVERY western car company is having major issues (tesla included) in China at this point because no one saw the hard pivot to EV/Hybrids and the amount of local competition it’s created while all the legacy manufacturers are too slow to create products and compete...

Why not make actual EVs at reasonable prices.

And yet, people don’t care and still buy the shitty cybertruck over the R1T lol.

Although they’re selling less than before, people are still buying a shit ton of a 4.5 year old model y and the new model 3...

Teslas won’t be going anywhere.

I’ll just make more money in the US and retire to Europe lol.

You know what would be that kind of a car in today’s market? Chinese EVs...

They might not care about the cars, but they care about money... it’s way cheaper to have cars for sale than to have all of your cars scrapped, have nothing to sell while waiting for new cars, and also go through all the time and paperwork for the insurance company...

Except that’s not true at all. Literally the competitive edge of Tesla and Chinese EV manufacturers is that their entire process is vertically and horizontally integrated.

The issue is that their technology is going to be outdated as fuck when they do decide to get into the EV game.

BYU just makes fun of itself though.

I’m fine with them paying for shitty tesla insurance and then getting denied coverage lol.

2nd gear: TARIFF EVERYTHING AND MAKE THE US LESS COMPETITIVE AGAIN

You could say the same thing about pretty much every older poster car from ferrari, lambo, and etc...

I will probably die in my AZ-1 lol.

FYI: The $25k car isn’t coming anytime soon either lol

Or just use the giant loophole of leasing to bypass all of that and still get the tax credits.

1st gear: Further proof that anyone who thinks Tesla is making a $25,000 car anytime soon is delusional.