Man....bunch of crybabies here. Have you ever considered that the standard deviation of tesla pricing (even with all the "crazy" fluctuations) is still way smaller than the pricing for pretty much any ICE car where you can negotiate and the dealers regularly throw out incentives at end of quarter/end of year?
The problem isn't Tesla changing the prices, it's that we pretty much know what everyone paid for their cars because outside of demo cars there isn't really much wiggle room on the price in Tesla's model.
You made the purchase when you made it and agreed to a price. Tesla is also correcting prices on cars that haven't been delivered yet. There will always be someone caught out in the cold, but that's just how it is.
And before making statements like EAP is now free and I paid 5k for it....do some research, EAP no longer exists and the price of the models increased when they bundled AP (which is way less functional than EAP), so your statement isn't even close to factual.
