Breezy
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Ugh. So contrived and pretentious. Oh well, it's just a name. Err, a symbol. Or a stack of plates.
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Ford will probably try to sue Tesla based on the reason mentioned above by tga... which actually seems like a logical reasoning o.o and like you said, it'd look quite sad if Ford tries to wing it and sue Tesla. It's actually quite annoying how quick other ICE companies like GM or Ford will jump on any move Tesla makes to try to prevent the inevitable ass-beating they're about to get.Tesla should call it Model E. Let Ford sue and appear ridiculous for attempting to do so. The courts would likely invalidate a claim to a model name briefly used over a century ago for a car that was simply called the Delivery Car in catalogs. The media coverage of a court fight would get Tesla free advertising and public sympathy.
I have been using ☰ which seems to be different from either of themso which is it? ≡ (alt 240) or Ξ (alt 926)
formerly you mean (for the former, not the latter)Okay, thank you to all my non-Google friends, I think I got it: ≡
But I have a question. When first owners are accosted in a parking lot and asked, 'What kind of car is that?" Do they answer:
A) It's a Tesla Model 3
B) It's a Tesla Model E
C) It's a Tesla formally known as Model E, formally known as Model 3
Okay, thank you to all my non-Google friends, I think I got it: ≡
But I have a question. When first owners are accosted in a parking lot and asked, 'What kind of car is that?" Do they answer:
A) It's a Tesla Model 3
It's a Tesla Model 3. Whatever stylized 3 they use, it doesn't change the fact that the car is a Tesla Model 3.
You could always fill out the paperwork as 'TESLA MODEL THREE' if you prefer...