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I was using Tesla's 'compare' page, and noticed the base models of each were ~$1500 lower than the listed price on any individual page. Compare | Tesla Obviously a Model S is $69,420, but all of these prices are consistently lower. I searched for an answer but couldn't find one. Is this normal...

Bulls / Anyone want to comment on these numbers? I'm not running a Monte Carlo simulation or anything, but I am doing some rough (rough) probability estimates to determine how much of my brokerage account (margin account) to move into some lottery tickets / short term options. Vast majority is...

Dual Motor Long Range is $49,990. Obviously we know a 'standard range' version isn't being built, but Elon indicated the single motor LR could come out this year (has anyone heard rumors of that recently?). In any case, my dream of securing a $39,990 vehicle next year seems far fetched. What...

Not sure if this is the right thread, but has anyone else driven a Tesla up to the UP of Michigan, or through it? We have a cabin up there, and are getting our Tesla next year. But with superchargers alone, we are just outside of possible range. I suspect I'll need to research alternative...

Planning on getting a Tesla next year. I think I can wrap my head around the autopilot limitations, but I often see phantom braking mentioned. This is the only thing that gives me anxiety, but I don't' know exactly what it is like. Can anyone provide a pretty detailed explanation of scenarios...

Tesla unveils: 2009: Model S 2012: Model X 2016: Model 3 2017: Cybertruck 2017: Roadster 2.0 2019: Model Y 2019: Cybertruck Now we know something is coming at the $25,000 price point. Something more compact than the Model 3, let's call it the Model 2 for now. Not asking when it will deliver...

TSLA can obviously not be the first company to $1 or $2 Trillion in market cap. But it seems very likely to join that club in the short/medium future. But long term... Let's assume TSLA will hit $10 Trillion in market cap (they may even be the first company to do so). This assumes a lot of...

Was making a spreadsheet to calculate various net worth projections for the next 4-5 years, things like home equity, emergency savings, multiple retirement accounts, etc. In doing so, I needed to make a loose projection of TSLA's stock price, as my brokerage acct. etc. is nearly entirely TSLA...

Posting this here as anywhere else online they'll shout 'Diversify! TSLA shouldn't be more than 5% of your portfolio! Sell! Bubble!'. With that out the way, a 100% TSLA portfolio with a Reg-T margin account has worked out fine (obviously with some risk). Because of recent action, I'm up enough...