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Don't get focused on the "super" part. I think he's right, you must at least be "rich" to buy one of the current Tesla offerings. Rich in the sense that probaba
by Matthias247 10y ago
Don't get focused on the "super" part. I think he's right, you must at least be "rich" to buy one of the current Tesla offerings. Rich in the sense that probabably less than 1/100 (most likely even much lower - maybe 1/1000) of the total population can afford a car in that price range. Especially if it's for private use and not a company car. I personally know 0 people that own a private 100k€ car.