> Most people buy things based on marketing. There is a difference between buying Channel products based on marketing and buying your power tools based on mark

> Most people buy things based on marketing. There is a difference between buying Channel products based on marketing and buying your power tools based on marketing. The difference is that one is marketing for actual spec and durability the other for status and gimmicks or worst outright lies. > Did you just make that up? It sounds a lot like gatekeeping. The sales number speaks for it self, along with TSLA Financial Results. >> it feels like driving a big go-kart and handles rather poorly. > That's a big plus for some. Not sure what you're getting at, people who would not buy low range and specially lower performance cars somehow would prefer go-kart like feeling and handling? > The linked article is content marketing for a teardown consultant who wasn't privy to tradeoffs made during the design process. Calling Munro a marketing consultant is a poor effort.