Dude, why are you so dense and don't see the loss of 5K in value.
Because that's not actually how depreciation works.
The P3D+ lost 5k in value (if it's still untitled and new) because you can buy
that car for 5k less.
The P3D- you
can not buy that car for 5k less.
Apples and twinkies.
Again- if the Vette ZR1 dropped 5k in price, the cheaper Z51 Vette doesn't magically lose 5k in value too.
It. Does. Not. Work. That Way.
New owners are getting 5K worth of extra stuff
Clearly it's not 5k worth of stuff now is it?
for the same price P- paid so there is a loss of 5K for P- not in what they paid but in what they did not get for the same price that others got. So P- received 5K less product.
Again- not how any of this actually works.
Unless I can take those parts off (for free) and sell them for $5000 cash, and still have a working car.
Which, of course, I can't.
So now that I hope we can agree that both P+ and P- lost 5K
We can't agree on that- because it's factually wrong.
I am not saying Elon owes anything to anyone. But he admitted that he made a mistake ("too much to soon") and also said he would take corrective action.
Yes- he said that about P3D+ owners who suddenly
did lose about 5k in value overnight (less than 5k technically, since their cars are already depreciated at least a little but close enough)
So it makes sense that corrective action should be applied equally to all who took the 5K hit (premised above). Its a really simple and clean cut argument. I don't know why you keep arguing for injustice with your hate for P-.
Not only do I not "hate" the P3D-, I think it's the better car than the P3D+
The only thing I 'hate' is people not understanding what Elon actually said, and not understanding that the price on one trim changing does not dollar-for-dollar change the price on a different trim of the car.
Then you can use that argument with P+ too. The P+ just got cheaper by 5K so by your argument they should suck it up and not get the 5K. There is no valid argument to give 5K back to P+ but not to P-. So stop arguing for unfairness.
Except, there is, it's been made a number of times- you either can't, or don't want to, understand it.