I see a dozen Teslas every time I head down the valley, and I give a wave to them all. What does it hurt? I'm acknowledging that we belong to a special group of people smart enough to drive the best car on the road. As to waving at Jeeps, my relative bought a Jeep and was giving me a "ride" where we had to turn off the pavement and drive over the water filled ditch and into a field. For why?? I suspect it was the only chance he had to drive off road. I can go everywhere on pavement, or at least gravel roads, and it's frankly stupid to pretend you MUST have high clearance 4WD to make it to the store. The Jeeps I've been in are drafty and noisy, and ride rough. Not at all like driving a Tesla.
A couple years ago my wifey and I were out in the wilds of another state on a curving road. There were two Jeeps that figured that since they had four wheel drive they could go fast on an icy wet road. We caught up to them a few miles later, both off the road, upside down, interior contents flung all over the landscape. Didn't stop to see the damage as a semi driver had already pulled over and was on his phone. If a Jeep makes people so confident in their traction as to defy physics then I don't want one, and if they attract stupid drivers, I don't want to be around one.