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Yes, I understand. But it does not make sense for this to somehow be a toy for him.
by wilg 4y ago
Yes, I understand. But it does not make sense for this to somehow be a toy for him.
- rootusrootus 4y agoIt makes sense if you interpret it as a toy he invented, not a toy for him to drive. Like saying this is just a vanity project to build something Elon likes the idea of, but isn't otherwise serious about fitting into the market it is aimed at.
- wilg 4y agoSeems like a strange vanity project then. The new roadster would be a lot more fun!
- rootusrootus 4y agoNot that strange IMO. This is the same guy that wanted his own boring machine. I don't really have the impression that he's a sports car guy.
- InitialLastName 4y agoElon Musk's image is built on the prestige of creating products that fit a specific niche. The entire product is the toy, not the individual object.
- _ea1k 4y agoIt makes even less sense if you watched the presentation. This was Jerome Guillen and the co-presenter's (Dan Priestly) toy, if anything. Musk seemed barely interested, compared to some past presentations.