Fool Media de-touching Model Y because it leaves nothing to complain about

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  1. 101101

    101101 Well-Known Member

    Right now CNET or Tech Crunch has shown a de-touched mock up of the model 3 on an article cover. And Jalopnik or another trash mag is has a drawing screwing up the back of the Model Y.

    The Model Y is perfect, don't change a thing. They are doing this because they have nothing to ***** about claim is unrealistic. They are going after the back end because the Clarity and the iPace have been intentionally hobbled by their makers with garish back ends in the grand tradition of "fail convincingly," they share that with the Bolt where the back end is terrible and and Musk called it the point was absolutely compliance fail convincingly bs- Musk called the first year sales down to something like the single digits. Leaf also had its back end screwed up as well.

    And even if the mix works out the way the S and the X did such that S and X hold steady at a little over combined total a year and 3 and Y both scale up to 300K per year that's still 700K a year and with the Roadster and the Pick-up and Semi there is at least another 300K vehicles a year it gets Tesla to a million vehicles a year. But in the midst of the electric autonomy revolution there will be a 10x to 18x reduction in vehicles needed across the next 6 may be 7 years, so producing 1 million vehicles in that environment would be like producing 10 million to 18 million a year. It is enough for maybe 70 billion a year in revenue (with a massive impact) from the vehicle side of the business and then the storage and PV and internet replacement and Tesla Network can double that for maybe 140 billion a year or maybe double that to 300 billion a year, or enough to help out SpaceX.

    It is enough to forget about Wall St. starting right now- stop inviting Goldman Sachs earnings meetings right now, a measure of success for Tesla should be putting the parasite Goldman Sachs out of business. Goldman: Big Oil was never that big they had to borrow from us just to pay their dividends- good thing they're both going out of business- good riddance!

    Lets list some of the members of the bought and paid for fool media that have been active lately on Tesla:

    CNBC, MSNBC, The Washington Post, NY Times, The Wall St Journal, Ars Technica, The Verge, Tech Crunch, CNET Seeking Alpha, Business Insider. Honestly Seeking Alpha does about the best work of these about half the time, some of the best stuff is on Seeking Alpha and well as the worst.
     
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