Tesla Model S Plaid
#1501
Lexus Fanatic
In summary you didn't watch but are telling us what happened in the videos. Now tell us how they got the Plaid and what their plans are.
#1502
My understanding is, Munro's company makes most of their money from consulting to major car manufacturers.
#1503
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#1504
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#1505
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#1508
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25K isn't a huge # for 2 models combined.
#1509
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Originally Posted by bitkahuna
that's actually not very compelling... maybe they only made what they could sell.
25K isn't a huge # for 2 models combined.
25K isn't a huge # for 2 models combined.
#1510
Lead Lap
I don't predict demand for Tesla vehicles to slow until 2024-2025 at this point. Only then will the EV landscape be [relatively] flush with offerings at several different price points and body styles. I still think Tesla will be at the forefront of EV tech and they will have new [niche] models as well, of course.
#1511
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Originally Posted by TangoRed
I don't predict demand for Tesla vehicles to slow until 2024-2025 at this point. Only then will the EV landscape be [relatively] flush with offerings at several different price points and body styles. I still think Tesla will be at the forefront of EV tech and they will have new [niche] models as well, of course.
#1512
Lexus Champion
Yeah, let's hope they don't shoot themselves in the foot when more EV's start coming to market with better range, fit and finish. It's one thing to pay $30 to Apple for a .50 cent power adapter or $1000 for an iPhone, it's another when spending $60K to $100K
#1513
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What comes up can also come down. Tesla has shown that its pricing isn't set and don't have the baggage the legacy OEMs have with dealerships. If the market becomes more competitive and they aren't selling out, the price can easily come down because it has healthy margin to play with now. Helpful not having dealers suck up your margins
#1514
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What comes up can also come down. Tesla has shown that its pricing isn't set and don't have the baggage the legacy OEMs have with dealerships. If the market becomes more competitive and they aren't selling out, the price can easily come down because it has healthy margin to play with now. Helpful not having dealers suck up your margins
#1515
Lexus Test Driver
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Originally Posted by Blaze876
only difference is there are several dealerships you can take a legacy oem car to for repair and it will probably be fixed in a few days at most vs Tesla you may have to wait a month to get an appointment much less have the car fixed.