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If it weren't for their ridiculous stock price nobody would call them a major competitive auto manufacturer. Their sales are not major and if it weren't for the
by dexterdog 6y ago
If it weren't for their ridiculous stock price nobody would call them a major competitive auto manufacturer. Their sales are not major and if it weren't for their ability to sell credits they would not be remotely competitive.
- chemmail 6y agoSure, except their stock prices reflect the brand itself. Drive in front of a 5 year old and they know "mommy thats the car that can drive itself!" What car brand has ever has that type of reach? If you have a sportcar, you get a generic ooo look a ferrari/lamborgini. Something most will never reach. But a tesla will be their next car. The only other brand that has this reach would be Apple. Every single communications player have been gunning for them since iPhone 1. No one has even come close.
- dexterdog 6y agoYou over-estimate your typical 5yo by a large amount.
- Corrado 5y agoI don't know about that. My plain white Model Y gets a LOT of attention from people of all ages, including the under 10 crowd. I've driven other, more flashy cars, and have never gotten as many "Oh look!" reactions in my neighborhood. It constantly surprises me, in a good way.