Tesla to Bud Light: hold my beer!
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@Jolly said in Tesla to Bud Light: hold my beer!:
There's a place for EVs and Tesla is one of the best.
Rumor is, there's some dark money astroturfing the Antesla protests ...
It’s really stupid. Every Tesla they destroy counts as a sale when the insurance company pays. They’re better off letting them wither on the vine.
@jon-nyc said in Tesla to Bud Light: hold my beer!:
@Jolly said in Tesla to Bud Light: hold my beer!:
There's a place for EVs and Tesla is one of the best.
Rumor is, there's some dark money astroturfing the Antesla protests ...
It’s really stupid. Every Tesla they destroy counts as a sale when the insurance company pays. They’re better off letting them wither on the vine.
That's not exactly the most important reason why political terrorism is stupid.
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@Axtremus said in Tesla to Bud Light: hold my beer!:
@Jolly said in Tesla to Bud Light: hold my beer!:
Antesla
Wait, is that a word now?
Kind of like Antifa...Slightly different focus, most likely funded by the same people.
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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@Axtremus said in Tesla to Bud Light: hold my beer!:
@Jolly said in Tesla to Bud Light: hold my beer!:
Antesla
Wait, is that a word now?
Kind of like Antifa...Slightly different focus, most likely funded by the same people.
@Jolly said in Tesla to Bud Light: hold my beer!:
@Axtremus said in Tesla to Bud Light: hold my beer!:
@Jolly said in Tesla to Bud Light: hold my beer!:
Antesla
Wait, is that a word now?
Kind of like Antifa...Slightly different focus, most likely funded by the same people.
most likely but maybe not.
Plausibly could be the oil and gas industry and its political puppets.
But more than likely nobody of any particular note or celebrity; not even that dark money doppelgänger of the populist right, George Soros.
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From Fortune Magazine
Tesla owners offloading their cars over Elon Musk backlash are in for a nasty surprise
Summarize
Chris Morris
Thinking of selling your Tesla? You won’t get as much as you might expect. Prices for the company’s vehicles have been plunging and now are far below competitors’. That comes as many Tesla owners are looking to unload their cars as a sign of protest over Elon Musk’s actions at DOGE.
The average price of a pre-owned Tesla has been in steady decline for coming up on three years now. In 2022, a used Tesla sold for more than $70,000, but dropped as low as $26,000 by last fall. Data from iSeeCars found the Model 3’s price had dropped 24.8%, more than $8,500, in the 12 months from August 2023 to August 2024.That was the biggest drop of all EV models.
The laws of supply and demand could push that price even lower in months to come. Hertz recently put 30,000 Teslas from its fleet up for sale. And a growing number of Tesla owners are looking to offload their vehicles as part of a backlash against Elon Musk’s recent comments and actions, particularly through his work at DOGE.
Some protests against Musk have even turned violent with some Tesla facilities facing protests, graffiti, and even attacks from people throwing Molotov cocktails.
Recent data from CarGurus shows the price of the average used Tesla was roughly $10,000 lower than other EVs in January of this year.
While all EVs are seeing price declines, Tesla’s drop is far steeper than its competitors’. Year-over-year declines last November, according to iSeeCars, topped 21%. That’s compared to an industry average of 1.4%
Used EV prices for vehicles from Ford, Lexus, Nissan, Hyundai, Acura, and more, however, all saw slight increases in that same time period.
There's only one thing that might reverse this decline. If the violent leftist rioters continue their idiocy long enough for a Tesla movement on the right to form.
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Cybertruck deliveries suspended due to build quality issues.
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https://www.newsobserver.com/news/nation-world/national/article301927034.html
A man wearing a face covering accidentally set himself on fire while burning three Tesla charging stations in an act of protest, South Carolina police said.
Before igniting the flames March 7, the man used red spray paint to write a profane message against President Donald Trump and “long live Ukraine” on the ground next to the charging stations outside of a Mellow Mushroom, according to a North Charleston Police Department report shared with McClatchy News.
Then, he used homemade Molotov cocktails to start the fire, police said. Witnesses told officers the man ran away after accidentally catching his back on fire, according to the report.
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https://www.newsobserver.com/news/nation-world/national/article301927034.html
A man wearing a face covering accidentally set himself on fire while burning three Tesla charging stations in an act of protest, South Carolina police said.
Before igniting the flames March 7, the man used red spray paint to write a profane message against President Donald Trump and “long live Ukraine” on the ground next to the charging stations outside of a Mellow Mushroom, according to a North Charleston Police Department report shared with McClatchy News.
Then, he used homemade Molotov cocktails to start the fire, police said. Witnesses told officers the man ran away after accidentally catching his back on fire, according to the report.
Further confirmation that, “stupid is, what Stupid does”.
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Obviously, he doesnt get out much. 555
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I bet it's not as cool as his wife's reaction when he says nice things about Trump.
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According to recent reports, Tesla insiders have been selling their shares as the company’s stock has experienced volatility. Kimbal Musk, Elon’s brother and Tesla board member, sold 75,000 shares in February 2025.
James Murdoch, who has served on Tesla’s board since 2017, exercised stock options and sold shares worth approximately $13 million on March 10. This sale coincided with the stock’s largest single-day decline in five years.
Other notable sellers include Tesla CFO Vaibhav Taneja, who recently sold $1.7 million worth of shares. Robyn Denholm, chairman of Tesla’s board of directors, reportedly made two sales over the past five weeks totaling $75 million.
While insider selling is common in publicly traded companies, the timing and volume of these sales have raised eyebrows among investors and analysts. Jay Ritter, Emeritus Professor at the University of Florida, told ABC that insider selling is “not a positive signal” for a company’s outlook.
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Insiders sell their own company's stock all the time. I know the article says that the volume was relatively high, but I'm not sure how true that is.
By the way, put your entire portfolio into TSLA this Friday. You'll thank me on Monday.
Education is extremely important.
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We are seriously at a point where conservatives are buying EVs and promoting their stock while liberals are dumping them, setting them on fire, and torching charging stations. Who had this on their Bingo Cards 5 years ago?
