Recent content by Hitman007

Part of the problem is the OP is thinking as a consumer and not as a Tesla minion. The Tesla minions have no problem paying for something they will not get because , well, its a Tesla. I am convinced if Elon Musk sent a letter to all current Tesla owners and said "I need you to send me another...

You think your disappointed now, wait until you need a part like a windshield or quarter panel......lol

Back to the post... does Tesla have competition? Of course it does. point made.

babble.

Never owned Tesla stock short or otherwise. You dreamed that up on your own.

Thats in revenue. How about actual numbers of cars on the ground? Since the M3 is more than twice the cost of a Camry I would expect the revenue to be double? what gives? BTW.. I am not a shareholder in Tesla. Not short or long.

Excellent point on sedans becoming bigger in EV version. I miss the big Cadillac sedan de ville. A big, roomy EV sedan of that scale would be awesome.

Thats just for September. Can you post the year to date chart?

My post said EV in general is a niche market. Only 1.3% of all vehicles sold are EV as of the end of 2017.

EV in general is a niche market right now. That may change. And dont get hung up on BMW or Mercedes. Never have they been big sellers in US market. Look at GM, Ford, Toyota and Honda and FCA

So Crossover + Truck + SUV = 63.10%. No wonder Ford is dropping cars from its production! If Tesla were to bring the pickup and Model Y out next year they could really grab more market share. And if they made a big (Suburban size) SUV they could get those buyers as well. Seems like a large...

Not sure why the OP started this thread because Tesla has a lot of competition and its going to increase. When Nissan comes out with the 250 mile LEAF and SUV, Tesla will certainly notice. Most Americans have no interest in an EV so it is still a niche market overall. America still loves big...

I think you are correct.

no need to regurgitate a Mastercard commercial....