Ghosty
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True, but Tesla owners do seem to attract an inordinate amount of hostility. In addition to this smash-and-grab thread, see the recent road-rage thread. My own example is less serious. When we are away, strangers park in our driveway, blocking our garage and dripping crankcase oil on the pavement. "No parking" signs are ignored and local law enforcement has no interest. After all, trespass is neither a crime against property nor against persons.
My point is not that we should hijack this venue into arguing about social collapse. But Tesla owners conceivably may be uniquely vulnerable to envy-induced torts that are of no interest to law enforcement. If so, is it widespread? Is it worsening?
Just a bit a humor to this thread: A relative's friend recently told us about her experience in driving her Hummer in San Francisco. She claimed drivers were hostile to her, cutting her off and making facial/hand gestures at her. She had never been flipped-off so many times in one day until she visited San Francisco.
That reminded me of another thread on this site by Tesla owners who had similar experience by mostly truck/jeep drivers.