This expense doesn't magically disappear on a Tesla, unless their dealerships are more efficient. Walk into a regular dealership and then Tesla's version and y

This expense doesn't magically disappear on a Tesla, unless their dealerships are more efficient. Walk into a regular dealership and then Tesla's version and you tell me which is more efficient. For just one example of the differences, consider the typical haggling over price where multiple sales people and managers interact with you for an extended period of time to try to get you to spend top dollar. Compare with the Tesla version where you're pointed at a computer open to their website where you can order and configure the car that you want. I've already agreed that what you're describing is an issue (and am at a loss why you took the time to write it out), I'm merely asserting that it's not going to spell the end of a quarter trillion dollars worth of wealth. On what principles will it not do so? Merely because it seems absurd? Or is there some logic that applies?