kuttakamina
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How can you drive over when you just returned your car for a refund?
Very good point! Clearly I didn't think that one through
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How can you drive over when you just returned your car for a refund?
The 3 is critical to Tesla's future, and yes that will get affected negatively by $2 gas.
The following article indicates the Model 3 is likely to wind up selling, with options, etc., for quite a bit more than $35,000:
Tesla Gigaom
At the end of the day, the original vision of the Model 3 as ‘the people’s’ electric car might have to be altered slightly. The expected price of the car — which for a long time was projected to be $30,000 or less — has creeped up to $35,000 and some analysts predict it will land somewhere between $35,000 and $40,000. But beyond that, analysts expect the average transaction price (with the added features) to be closer to $60,000, and in that way, it wouldn’t necessarily be a mass market car; more of a luxury mid-range car.
Exactly!
What year were you born? If you've lived long enough you know about peaks and valleys when it comes to the price of oil (or any commodity, or the stock market itself). The best thing for Tesla is that gas is in a valley now, while they are pumping out cars as fast as they can build them and the Model 3 is a few years away. If you think these gas prices are here to say, you are very naive.
In BC we're paying $1.35 a litre which works out to over $5 a gallon:
Lower gas prices across North America, except for BC - NEWS 1130
Anyone else's blood pressure going up when reading kuttakamina's posts?
It can't just be me.
mod note: this thread seems to have gone wildly off topic.
Also, please try to not criticize other members or where they choose to live.
How are we even on page 91 of this thread?
Its more likely to expand the market than to hurt Tesla. If GM's EV really has that range it will cause a lot of people who never thought about EVs before to start considering them. When they do, a significant portion of those buyers will prefer Tesla.
I'm with you up to the last part about preferring Tesla. I actually agree now that you mention it - about expanding the market being a possible outcome. I say this because so many people still ask me "what kind of car is that??". I always stress its a NEW AMERICAN CAR COMPANY called Tesla Motors, but most seem to give me a look like "sure....". So, while now that you point it out - a BEV with the familiar GM logo that goes 200 miles on a charge may well expand the market. But I'm sorry I think many will, out of familiarity, prefer a GM. Its still going to be some time before Tesla has the trust GM and Ford have in the country. As sick as it makes me to say it. Just my feeling anyway.
I think someone else already linked it, but in case you missed it : Rescission of a car sales contract due to a lack of ashtrayYour damages under the MVPA is capped at $2,500. It happens to also be the current price of the Autopilot convenience feature package. I actually suspect anyone going after Tesla will get much less than this because this package includes 4 features. Half of which has already been delivered.
- Traffic-aware cruise control
- Lane keeping with automatic steering
- Self-parking
- Automatic high/low beam headlights
I'm not sure the lemon law situation will work. Most of these laws only cover issues that substantially impair the use, value or safety of the car. I don't think auto steering not being delivered falls into that classification. I'm skeptical of the ash tray story in Germany. It sure makes a good story but I have a hard time believing it.
92 since you had to post! Sheesh
Please know that I do appreciate your paying those absurd high taxes, while dealing with wildfires, drought, illegal immigrants, poor social structure, high crime rates, high deficits, clogged up freeways, and occasional earthquakes. We won't agree to see CA the same way because I actually moved out of CA many years ago for the very reasons I quote. Now, Arizona on the other hand is quite awesome. And I'd rather not grow up, I love the way I am.
But hey, lets agree on something we share. Our love for labradors/golden retrs! Truce?
kuttakamina said:But hey, lets agree on something we share. Our love for labradors/golden retrs! Truce?
You are way off base and it's totally ridiculous that you're even allowed to post such things to begin with.
Jeff
I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest that it doesn't look like Jeff accepted kuttakamina's offer of a truce.
Would you? The guy is insulting me and the state I choose to live in. How is that even acceptable?
Jeff
I was just poking fun at the whole situation. I'm not getting in the middle of it, other than to say that I have a yellow lab too!
I find no humor in it. This isn't supposed to be a political forum but with comments like that being allowed to be put forth then maybe I should be able to say what I think about DC? Nope, I'd probably get into hot water. I think I'm as upset about how I was treated in another thread over what I posted yet, this crap from that guy apparently is okay. I'd just like to know how the double standard works around here.
Jeff
mod note: this thread seems to have gone wildly off topic.
Also, please try to not criticize other members or where they choose to live.