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Every single one of Tesla's cars has been called vaporware and they always deliver. At this point it's a dead horse.
by xeromal 3y ago
Every single one of Tesla's cars has been called vaporware and they always deliver. At this point it's a dead horse.
- jrflowers 3y agoI love it when my bulletproof cybertruck uses its full self driving ability to act as a robotaxi that earns me passive income while I sleep before I wake and temporarily use it as a boat to reach the mainland hyperloop entrance
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- dghlsakjg 3y agoDon't forget that the value of a used Tesla has gone up as much as 5x from purchase price! https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/03/cars/musk-tesla-cars-value-ev-prices/index.html https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/03/cars/musk-tesla-cars-value-ev...
- jrflowers 3y agoYes! I was overjoyed when they delivered The Car That Doesn’t Depreciate But Actually Appreciates With Time Instead
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- janalsncm 3y agoIf Tesla comes out with a fully autonomous car in 2035 does that mean the “Full Self Driving” add-on for cars in 2025 isn’t vaporware?
- Terr_ 3y agoOr that the the "quite likely" for 2022 isn't vaporware, or that the "extremely confident" for 2021 isn't vaporware, or that the "million robotaxis" for 2020 aren't vaporware, ad nauseam. Looking at the broader discussion, I suspect there's some confusion between " it won't be a vaporware promise if someone makes it today" versus "past vaporware promises have been retroactively fulfilled."
- pengaru 3y ago> Every single one of Tesla's cars has been over-promised and they always under-deliver. At this point it's a dead horse. FTFY