Americans complain about jobs being shipped overseas but wont support Tesla.

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

A revolutionary company started in the United States that produces something better than any other company yet, American business wont support it because of competition.

If Tesla fails it will be one of the biggest fukk ups in American business.

 

[Ghostface Trillah]

1. Americans complain about everything.

2. Tesla's are not cheap. They are a luxury car. The average American can't afford to support Tesla. Which leads back to number one.

 

[Mike Nasty]

If Tesla fails it will be one of the biggest fukk ups in American business.

Build a high end electric car and price out 90% of consumers, and wonder why you fail brehs.

 

[Crpytonite]

You act like tesla the only American car company.. your logic pretty faulty here.

Like sayin LA people wanted a football team so bad but dont even support the chargers..

 

[Htrb-nvr-blk-&-ug-as-evr]

But there’s one for $35k now! With manual cloth seats...

 

[King Frost]

I saw more imports at compound club than tesla, those scammers, ballers, rappers can't lease a tesla SUV and drop some 24" rims?

 

[Collateral]

How are Americans supposed to support a brand that 80% of us can’t even afford?
They are almost inaccessible to regular folks. They don’t have dealerships. Their build quality is FCA-tier ever since they had to ramp up production. They don’t even fix their own cars, you gotta bring it to independent “Tesla certified” mechanics.
How many Americans have a plug in station in their crib to recharge the car, better yet, how many of us even have a garage.
Don’t tell me about their thousands of recharging stations around the country, that’s too inconvenient.
And last but not least, Elon Musk is an idiot. A smart, rich, idiot. As much as an oxymoron as that sounds.
Tesla had hella promise but they tried to do things a lil too differently.
I fully expect them to pull out of the US market in 5 years.

 

[Kane1]

Average American can't afford a Tesla so they don't understand the importance of the company


Cheapest one runs around $35k and goes up too $150k

 

[Neuromancer]

Tesla's were never affordable.

 

[Collateral]

Average American can't afford a Tesla so they don't understand the importance of the company


Cheapest one runs around $35k and goes up too $150k

The model 3 STARTS at 35k, but there’s no way that’s what you’re paying out the door once you option it. You’ll easily be looking at 55k-60k out the door.

 

[Jhoon]

The model 3 STARTS at 35k, but there’s no way that’s what you’re paying out the door once you option it. You’ll easily be looking at 55k-60k out the door.

The wheels alone cost $1500.

This is a silly thread.

 

[BaileyPark31]

1. They're too expensive for most.

2. I think many people still feel an all electric vehicle will catch fire.

3. No where to charge the car in a convenient manner.


Tessa is a good idea overall, but they need to make a low end option that runs on gas and electric.

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

Build a high end electric car and price out 90% of consumers, and wonder why you fail brehs.

Not enough capital investment.

Auto dealer lobbys making it hard for consumers to buy or even lease one.

 

[Mike Nasty]

Imagine how many people would buy a $10-15k electric car to use as a second or third car to drive around town on the weekends

 

[Gold]

Kias are built in America and ppl dont buy them either. Americans give lip service to shyt they dont care aboutr