If the worst case scenario were true, it would be great news for me. A hideous looking truck, with purely cosmetic "damage" would mean cheap used Cybertrucks flooding the market. I have zero concern what it looks like.
But it's probably just FUD. :cautious:
We need powered trailers in this new glorious EV age. Unfortunately, I'll probably be dead of old age before that happens.
Unless there is some significant price drops in the next 2 years, or FSD becomes a thing, I'll be looking for a small, smoke belching RV.
Normally I'd expect Tesla to use that energy density increase as an excuse to put less batteries in but the range is so anemic for a truck it seems like they would have to increase range.
Speaking of not so useful fun features. Since the the yoke has force feedback, it would be great if we could use it on racing games on the big monitor.
My first E-mail from Tesla since my November 2019 order confirmation! Imagine my excitement! :D
Then I read this, :rolleyes:
Tesla Vehicles Secure Top Four Spots
Model S, Model 3, Model X and Model Y secured the top four spots out of 100 vehicles in the Cars.com ‘American-Made Index.’ The...
Now, I just need someone to manufacture a gas cap that takes a NACS charger, until I get my Cybertruck. You see, my employer built a too small parking lot and the electric car spots are the only ones open.
2 little snowflakes are so upset by diversity of opinion that they can't concentrate on their job bussing tables at the employee cafeteria.
Also, please, if you post a link, mention it is from The Verge so i don't waste my time.
Although you are correct in your stock analysis, in fact, I...
i think i finally comprehend short selling. Say TSLA is $1000, i loan that share to Mr Short for $1 a month. Mr Short immediately sells that share for 1000, then he waits. If TSLA drops to 600 one month later he buys a share, gives it to me and makes a $399 profit.
Is this correct?