> Tesla is not your father’s car. But, it is (at least at that price point). Whenever I see a mercedes/audi/mclaren/tesla/maserati/bentley, it's almost always

> Tesla is not your father’s car. But, it is (at least at that price point). Whenever I see a mercedes/audi/mclaren/tesla/maserati/bentley, it's almost always an older adult driving (40-60 if I had to guess). Probably because these cars aren't affordable for people until late in their career. (I'm in upstate NY, the demographics are surely on the younger side in the bay area where you have tech workers who earn enough early in their career to afford it) That style marketing video is incredibly confusing given the target market.