The problem is people considering cars investments.
Sometimes yes they are, and I did well over the years. Tesla is only stupid purchase I ever made (and I knew it beforehand) and that's fine.
in 2018, I bought a 2015 Mbenz S-class, drove it for 2 years and 10K miles, and sold it for 1K only less than what I paid for it.
in 2020, I bought a 2019 Lincoln Navigator, drove it 1.5 years, and sold it for $6K more than what it costed me.
in 2022, I bought a 2020 BMW X7, drive it 1 year, and sold it for exactly same price I bought it for
in 2023, I bought a 2019 Mbenz S-class (S560), drove it 6 months and 5K miles, and I sold it for $11K more than what I bought it for.
It all depends on knowing what car to buy, negotiate really hard, and also market your car really well when you sell and be firm.
Now with my current Tesla, I know it will probably switch my average car ownership cost to absolute negative, lol, but it's fine in the past 15 years I enjoyed a lot of cars (about 10 cars) and lost small money on some of them, and made few grands on a couple of them. Overall, my ownership cost is still one forth the average lease of most of the cars I owned. Am fine to let one Tesla car to play a little bit with this weighted average. It's a very fun car.