Seriously, I’m tired of my taxes subsidizing people that have children.

“You don’t care about major parts like doors not working”

“A car should not require updates, it should be at its best when it leaves the factory.”

Can’t speak for everyone but the reason why I put down money for a reservation spot is because I wont ever have to go to a gas station again since I just charge at home. Over the air updates, great acceleration and good environmental impact. Oh and the car looks nice as well.

“Nobody wants this.”

Sorry but Takata airbags had the best easter egg of all.

Saw a Jeep Grand Cherokee on fire. Must have been an easter egg as well, didn’t know Jeep was so cool.

Yes and the NFL has players from Germany, Ghana and Estonia and there are NFL games played in the UK and an upcoming match in Mexico. Yet that is not an indication that american football is popular in any of those countries. In fact, it’s not popular at all, as there is less than 1% of the population that watches…

Ah yes, these are the kind of high quality responses that present arguments and data to explain why “no”. Just joking, those are the kind of conversations that grownups have.

Yes, that’s they were NOT hundreds of people in line in front of tesla stores all over Germany, England, Sweden... nope, not at all.

I think that looks atrocious. I like minimalism, and the Model 3's interior is probably going to change getting closer to production. But the i3's interior is absolutely ugly.

Here is the secret: the delivery numbers are the total estimated production, but only around 50% of those will be delivered to owners in the US. Obviously a US tax incentive only applies to US customers, right?

Which is exactly what the EPA does for their testing, for example testing the car in stop-and-go traffic during hot/cold temperatures and using AC/heater. You create a testing methodology to take into account a range of variables.

Seriously, they have nice little graphs and all on their website explaining this. And if…

“Regardless of those facts, “electric” cars are chiefly reliant on fossil fuels, particularly in the US.”

“would rather market demand dictate which technologies thrive.”

“We’re in more debt than any nation has ever been ”

Yes, and just like explained in the calculations made to reach the $4,000/vehicle loss by the analyst, they take into account all the expenditures made such as gigafactory construction costs as well as supercharger network construction cost.

“its not like it would be profitable if they weren’t reinvesting.”

“We have a party and park a lot of vehicles in a field that is mowed for the occasion. How do you instruct an AI to park properly in the field?”

What's wrong with polos?