TessP100D
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Man. You are some sort of Kool-Aid drinker.Lol, get whatever you want dude. i dont really give a rats a$$ about product popularity.
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Man. You are some sort of Kool-Aid drinker.Lol, get whatever you want dude. i dont really give a rats a$$ about product popularity.
whatever you say dude. i stated my preferences and desires and you seem like you are incapable of accepting that i have an opinion.Man. You are some sort of Kool-Aid drinker.
Dealers always take whatever the government gives. The government giveth, and the dealer taketh away. (by the way, that's out of your pocket).Just checked yesterday local F dealers and Mach e is marked up by as much as 7 k that is crazy!
It really does not matter since they will only sell 4% of what Tesla sells and then they will go bankrupt because they can't make any money on EV's.There have been other examples and Ford had suppressed that behavior if reported.
Title: Ford Has Dealer Remove $10K Markup On Mach-E After Twitter Notices
Ford Has Dealer Remove $10K Markup On Mach-E After Twitter Notices
We are glad a legacy automaker did the extra job to contact its dealer and make him remove a hefty markup for a hot product.www.motor1.com
The Government taketh ( taxes) then giveth to their corporate donors who rarely pass any of it along to anyone elseDealers always take whatever the government gives. The government giveth, and the dealer taketh away. (by the way, that's out of your pocket).
Ok. Your good too.whatever you say dude. i stated my preferences and desires and you seem like you are incapable of accepting that i have an opinion.
you should see the koolaid that i drink
Ha, no sooner than I share this imagined experience than suddenly, I experience it. I've got a rented Citroen that has a flat section on the bottom of the steering wheel (a little easier to slide in?). Last week, I had to drive it down a one-lane dirt road with obstructions preventing me from turning around (not even a 12 point turn). I had to back it out. Since I recently threw out my left rotator cuff, its hard to reach back and up. As I did my usual backing up style of throwing my right arm over the back of the seat so I can look back, then steer with my left hand on the wheel behind me. Since I couldn't reach high, I reached low (the flat section of the wheel). It worked but was particularly awkward.I, for one, can't imagine backing a CT down a dirt trail with a steering yoke. With a round wheel, your hand knows where to grab, even while looking behind you.
Tesla doesn't make money on EVs yet eitherIt really does not matter since they will only sell 4% of what Tesla sells and then they will go bankrupt because they can't make any money on EV's.
Uh, beg to differ. They just plow it back in to making new factories and better technology so they can make more, cheaper, and better EVs in the future.Tesla doesn't make money on EVs yet either
Uh, beg to differ. They just plow it back in to making new factories and better technology so they can make more, cheaper, and better EVs in the future.
Tesla doesn't make money on EVs yet either
Last quarter was ~$1B in profit. This coming quarter should be even better.
You can disagree but their reinvestment into RD and factories has nothing to do with weather make money or not. Their profitability was based on selling energy credits. You can read their 10k and 10q filings. This is something that is quite well known.Uh, beg to differ. They just plow it back in to making new factories and better technology so they can make more, cheaper, and better EVs in the future.
You might want to look at more current data. Last quarter Tesla was profitable even without including the sale of energy credits. Yes, that was the first time, but your assertion is out of date and incorrect. This is something that is quite well known.You can disagree but their reinvestment into RD and factories has nothing to do with weather make money or not. Their profitability is based on selling energy credits. You can read their 10k and 10q filings. This is something that is quite well known.
Tesla's dirty little secret: Its net profit doesn't come from selling cars
Tesla posted its first full year of net income in 2020 -- but not because of sales to its customers.www.cnn.com
Sorry to all those that gave me a disagree on the original post.
There's a lot in that article that disagrees with your conclusion. And of course as is the requirement today of all articles the headline is shocking and has little to do with the article or with facts.You can disagree but their reinvestment into RD and factories has nothing to do with weather make money or not. Their profitability is based on selling energy credits. You can read their 10k and 10q filings. This is something that is quite well known.
Tesla's dirty little secret: Its net profit doesn't come from selling cars
Tesla posted its first full year of net income in 2020 -- but not because of sales to its customers.www.cnn.com
Sorry to all those that gave me a disagree on the original post.
The first, let's see it happen consistently, which I hope it does. However 354mm of the 1b came from energy credit sales.You might want to look at more current data. Last quarter Tesla was profitable even without including the sale of energy credits. Yes, that was the first time, but your assertion is out of date and incorrect. This is something that is quite well known.
I agree with him that neither GM or VW are profitable on EVs at this point either. I'm sure that will change Tesla and others as new EV models outstrip the introduction of new ICE models.There's a lot in that article that disagrees with your conclusion. And of course as is the requirement today of all articles the headline is shocking and has little to do with the article or with facts.
I liked these little tidbits myself:
But the debate between skeptics and devotees of the company whether Tesla is truly profitable has become a "Holy War," according to Gene Munster, managing partner of Loup Ventures and a leading tech analyst.
"They're debating two different things. They'll never come to a resolution," he said. Munster believes critics focus too much on how the credits still exceed net income. He contends that automotive gross profit margin, excluding those sales of regulatory credits, is the best barometer for the company's financial success.
"It's a leading indicator," of that measure of Tesla's profit, he said. "There's no chance that GM and VW are making money on that basis on their EVs."
"What Tesla has that other automakers don't is rapid growth "
You could've just as easily grabbed this quote too:
"The competition is rendering Tesla's cars irrelevant," said GLJ' Resarch's Johnson. ..."
I disagree with it but it shows the spread by different analysts on the sustainability. I thinkk in the long term Tesla will be just fine.
And you could've just as easily grabbed this quote too:I agree with him that neither GM or VW are profitable on EVs at this point either. I'm sure that will change Tesla and others as new EV models outstrip the introduction of new ICE models.
You could've just as easily grabbed this quote too:
"The competition is rendering Tesla's cars irrelevant," said GLJ' Resarch's Johnson. "We do not see this as a sustainable business model."
I disagree with it but it shows the spread by different analysts on the sustainability. I thinkk in the long term Tesla will be just fine.