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Tesla’s stock is plummeting. So is the Bay Area’s respect for its vehicles
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Nah people who can afford a 80,000 usd car can afford to get rid of it too. It's a high end luxury item not some critical tool you can't live without.
I have a MY and no you are wrong. I have a good paying job too and it was 47k not 80k. I don't like what Elon is doing, but I can't just replace my car bcz Elon is a fucking twat.
47k is still a luxury car my dude.
Just because someone has a higher paycheck and a slightly nicer car doesn’t mean they have made it beyond living a paycheck to paycheck grind. Most of these people are living in a slightly more expensive neighborhood that eats up a lot of those slightly higher wages and they still have to budget for major purchases like a new car. Tesla owners aren’t a bunch of hedge fund managers living in mansions behind gates, separate from the rest of us. I don’t have a Tesla myself, but I live in a boring suburban neighborhood full of Teslas.
47k is still a luxury car my dude.
Its on a list of 10 cheapest luxury cars you can buy in 2025, along with mercedes and BMWs.
While that motortrend list is not an authority I think it echos a common sentiment regular people in america have, which is that 45k is a lot for a car.