More like when you want an Eagle but your partner insists on safety and reliability.

It IS really nice to go to an adult-oriented place, isn’t it? *clinks glass*

Where are you allowed to smoke cigars inside?  It seems the opposite of luxury to me.

People still buy large gas sucking trucks then freak out about gas prices up from demand and will toss out the party in power that cannot control gas prices. It just happens over and over.

Far be it from me to defend Tesla, but the Model 3 starts lower than the average new car price.

You’ve got to admit the strategy is brilliant.

The EVs coming out from newer startups and legacy OEMs are proving that Teslas aren’t luxury cars. How? Because of the pricing. EVs are expensive, and Tesla’s competitors are priced in the same ballpark (OR HIGHER) as the equivalent Tesla model. Model 3/Polestar 2, Model Y/Mustang Mach-E, Model S/Mercedes EQS/Lucid…

no but the phaeton was a luxury car.  nothing tesla makes is a luxury car.  theyre more on par with acura than mercedes. 

that might be true if teslas were luxury cars.  but they arent. 

Just selling a car for a high price does not make it a “luxury” car.

One can only guess these folks have never sat inside a Tesla. Luxury wouldn’t be the first word that comes to mind.

“It’s not a six figure driving experience.”

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Beauty and driving experience are a great way to judge the fundamental value of a car. This doesn’t have either. This is well sorted 993 widebody money, and they are in different leagues of driving experience and beauty. This is just a car price driven by emotional bidders with too much temporary cash and something…

Perhaps, mmm. But, you know, this is the one. Yes, yes yes... I saw three of these parked outside the local Starbucks this morning, which tells me only one thing. There’s too many self-Indulgent wieners in this city with too much bloody…

Out of curiosity, I looked at the Houston line up, and it is definitely slimmer than years past. No GMC means not Hummer, which is a bummer.

It’s rare to find 20 year old examples with 30K miles.

Saw a Maverick driving around LA recently. Nice truck! Will be a massive seller. 

I absolutely would call the Tumbler brilliant. Sure, it’s nothing at all like any other batmobile before or since, but in terms of in-story tactics, and out-of-universe entertainment value, watching Batman waffle stomp cars with a tank was a total blast.

Secret underground lair in an abandoned opulent subway train/station?! Sounds... TOTALLY RADICAL DUDE!!!