Ya, it's real. And if you hate wiping fingerprints off your stainless steel fridge, welcome to the hell of this thing. Even just the water drip marks look nasty.
Gee who could have seen this coming. These are going to look awful after 6 months if they are actually driven and used.
There is no doubt in my mind that anyone who is seen driving this vehicle will forever be considered a Musk boot-licker.
Absolutely no other reason to own one.
I would be at least a little charitable depending on when they pre-ordered, but if that was what it ended up looking like, I might be okay losing the deposit, or checking the contract to see if there is some out for being so grossly different than what was originally presented.
I would be at least a little charitable depending on when they pre-ordered, but if that was what it ended up looking like, I might be okay losing the deposit, or checking the contract to see if there is some out for being so grossly different than what was originally presented.
The deposit is $100 fully refundable, so easy to bail out. My brother is still super stoked about it. My brother and I are opposites.
Ya, it's real. And if you hate wiping fingerprints off your stainless steel fridge, welcome to the hell of this thing. Even just the water drip marks look nasty.
This is, by far, the dumbest vehicle in at least the past 20 years.
Spoiler!
It's almost as if there's a reason car companies have put all that effort into developing paints/coatings for cars
It looks like a half finished block of aluminum from a milling machine. Elon really is a 6-year old stuck in a billionaire's body, since that's the only type of person who thinks this truck and calling everything X is cool
It's not talked about enough, but the reason the Tesla models have the name/number they do is because he's an adolescent trapped in an adult's body
Model S was first. Then
Model 3 was next. Then
Model X was third. Then
Model Y
