I don't think anyone serious would describe the Model 3 ramp-up as doing just fine. Musk's charisma coupled with the markets perception of Tesla's products as e

I don't think anyone serious would describe the Model 3 ramp-up as doing just fine. Musk's charisma coupled with the markets perception of Tesla's products as exciting and innovative appears to gives him far more leeway to constantly miss deadlines than would be tolerated at virtually any other automaker. The recent Tesla Roadster announcement was practically an exercise in distraction to divert attention from the Model 3 woes. Comparing their current poor performance to their past even worse performance arguably does not equate to "doing just fine".