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What do you make of this news?
- Thread starter SeanM
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Notice how the lots are filled with different cars each day. The lots are just where they ship from, if production is over 4K a week then that is 800 cars a day they need to park somewhere to load on trucks. It is a delivery issue not a demand issue. Just check these forums to see how many people are waiting and enthusiastic enough to fill out a spreadsheet.
sperkin
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TT97
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The New York Times basically gave their take:
Unraveling a Tesla Mystery: Lots (and Lots) of Parked Cars
Unraveling a Tesla Mystery: Lots (and Lots) of Parked Cars
voip-ninja
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Glad to see FUDsters recycling their stories. When did we read something similar...oh that's right, in July when Tesla announced they hit record production rate. They used this "there's no demand look at all the cars on the lot" story back then.
Fast forward to today, Tesla announced yet another record production and deliveries, so now a bunch of crap stories are being pushed out to try and hold the stocks back. Been there, read this, laughed out loud, not surprised they are trying it again. I mean they are running out of things to say so perhaps they think by repeating themselves, it might come true.
Fast forward to today, Tesla announced yet another record production and deliveries, so now a bunch of crap stories are being pushed out to try and hold the stocks back. Been there, read this, laughed out loud, not surprised they are trying it again. I mean they are running out of things to say so perhaps they think by repeating themselves, it might come true.
Wikipedia saying a source is unreliable may actually give the source more credibility.
I think that anyone who just posts a link should be banned. Giving at least a description and a paragraph or two of detail is in order.
For those who blindly clicked on the link, you tend to deserve the viruses that you get.
For those who blindly clicked on the link, you tend to deserve the viruses that you get.
Johan
Ex got M3 in the divorce, waiting for EU Model Y!
Msjulie
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There's bunches of owners across the country volunteering to help with new-owner questions @devliery, and have reported back on threads in this forum. Having done so for just 1 day, I can say there are a ton of cars all around the bay area and Tesla is moving them to customers in an amazing process of 12+ hour days. It's quite something really, never would have thought the ownership would become such a social network in its own right.. even aside from the typical forums etc.
Yeah there's a ton of cars but yep people are getting them too..
Yeah there's a ton of cars but yep people are getting them too..
artsci
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And they let the shorts write this article for them. Total crap that any 4th grader could see.
Sigh.. it’s not that their reporting falsehoods it’s the selective reporting. The day this was published wall street already knew that Tesla likely delivered 83k cars in Q3 thanks to Elektreck breaking the story. That and Tesla was gearing up for massive delivery events with volunteers all across the country.
www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-09-30/at-hopping-tesla-outlets-musk-s-volunteer-army-is-out-in-force
voip-ninja
Give me some sugar baby
Sigh.... strongly insinuating that Tesla has weak demand and other fabricated issues with flimsy evidence coming almost entirely from shorts is the definition of fake news.
NeverFollow
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