>They're well-made, sure, but they're foremost a luxury and status symbol. Not sure why this opinion is downvoted, but I agree. The Model S is quite an engine

>They're well-made, sure, but they're foremost a luxury and status symbol. Not sure why this opinion is downvoted, but I agree. The Model S is quite an engineering feat, particularly the D. But the Model 3? There are quite a few cars in that segment that have the performance and "luxury" of that car for cheaper. Being electric (and a Tesla) is the only selling point, and I don't value it that much. I want an electric car as a commuter; something that I can go back and forth to work in every day, and charge at night. A high-torque, RWD electric car is a tough sell for the winters we get here, especially at the ~$50,000 CDN it will likely cost.