A flick documenting the phenomenonal amount of autistic screeching and denial caused by certain products domination and influence? Explaining the thought process for these people, legit curious why people go so far to deny a certain products success.
Teslas and the first iPhone are the best examples, but things like Netflix, pubg and capeshit have had similar reactions
Other urls found in this thread:
en.wikipedia.org
twitter.com
>Tesla ""Roadster""
>4 seater with solid roof
Roadster is, by definition a 2 seater topless (roof can be attached but isn't part of main body) sports car. Unlike regular convertible which may come as 4 seater too.
en.wikipedia.org
Also Chiron is re-used name from older model. There's 1999 one.
cope
Correct. Tesla Roadster was basically an electric Lotus Elise. The one in OP picture is either Model S or Tesla 3.
>OMG ELON MUSK
tesla sucks
>omg my favourite rich guy just released a car I will never afford woot can't wait to be put on the 10 year waiting list for a tesla omg this looks like perfect material for a thread on teh television and film board, woot all you elon musk haters are so btfo rn!
The absolute reeeeeeee when Tesla goes cunt up....
Tesla makes all it's money back on certified repairs.
Do Americans live vicariously through rich people because they will never amount to anything and they are ruled by a neo-upperclass who enjoy excess while they live paycheck to paycheck?
>neo-upperclass
what is this even
No one wants to watch retards being retarded.
Sadly they rarely understand that.
interesting comparison but they missed the part where the roadster doesn't exist
Tesla does not actually make money they lose it hand over fist.
I don't think so
Imagine how Elon haters will feel after Starship flies.
They do turn profit now.
They had 82% revenue increase in 2018. And 68% increase in 2017. They are making great money now actually.
No they don't they make record losses.
Only one of those actually exists.
That's possible, I suppose. I've never seen a bugatti in person.