Anyone capable of using Google can also find the probable weight of the Tesla semi, which is likely SUBSTANTIALLY more (like around 6 tons more) than comparable diesel rigs based on the best data available. “Actual data” on the definitive curb weight has not been provided by Tesla. Given that this figure is one of the…

Not only that, but what happens when you add in a Fed that has basically promised to keep raising rates until these jabronis stop spending so much goddamn money?

For a CEO hyping a brand new release? Absolutely.

The fact that the CEO is trying to sell these things that start with 6 tons of dead weight relative to diesels, with zero current charging infrastructure in place, to individual contract truckers by telling them they’re “badass” is a perfect example of why TSLA will continue to shed market cap.

Nope.

Like I don’t know how you could have it any more backwards.

... seems to have fallen short of what they desired.

I wasn’t under the impression that I, as a private citizen, could re-appropriate federal funding.

If there’s any consolation for the unfortunate fact that he became the richest person on the planet by repeatedly making false assertions about the future success of Tesla prompting millions to overpay for its shares, it’s that he then had to give up billions of that undeserved wealth by overpaying for a social media…

Dude literally attempted to take away the right of Wisconsinites to have their vote count in the election of the President of the United States by submitting fake electors for certification, and they reelected him.

Do you even ride bro?

Ain’t nobody riding these unless they can monetize the footage.

That’s a lot of words to say, “Historically, inflation in the US has averaged around 3.8% since 1960.”

For you? No.

You could have just set it on fire. At least you would have gotten some warmth out of it that way.

I think this pretty much sums up the majority opinion.

I’ve also sold three Cars to Carvana and all the sales were flawless as well.

Possible, but I would say anecdotally that’s highly unlikely on the cars I sold them.

Is this the first sign that the crossover craze might be waning?

I mean, it could be inflation and interest rates.