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Ford without their dealership will still be able to make big time profits by offering extended warranty and nonsense aftermarket treatments that are essentially worthless.

As a boomer generation who got bad service from the Big Three, I would never want to wake up my abusive treatment at their dealership sales and, especially, at their service department no matter what how much they claim to have improved. It’s either Tesla or Toyota for my generation.

I’m just getting a Tesla just for the Dog Mode to keep my dogs air conditioned while I am parked at Costco in Hawaii. Can’t do that with a ICE vehicle.

Tesla could partner with Thermo King for a mobile refrigerator.

Since it is only the middle of 2022 with no signs of a Cybertruck production until the end of 2023, I went and rebuilt my transmission and that just went out, along with a set of new tires for my 24 year old Toyota van. No sense buy a new 2022 van and keep it only for one year until my...

Elon has already said that he will concentrate on the Model 3 and the Model Y back in 2021 for his project’s priority for 2022. That means that the Cybertruck and the $25,000 Tesla are out of the question for production in 2022.

Who needs wipers on Mars? It doesn’t rain up there!☔️

?I still remember my father’s 1960 Ford with engine vacuum operated windshield wipers. It would stop working with climbing a steep hill, and resume working when going downhill, again. It wasn’t broken. That’s just how the laws of physics works.

?. I love music so much that many songs play in my head at the same time ?

I get my investment advice from CNBC’ Jim Cramer.

☀️. Yes. A sloping windshield is harder to clean. That’s why my father prefers the Chevy Astro van.

?. I’m eating Subaru’s and Cadillac’s, eating cars and bars…

Never put all your eggs in one basket still stands today no matter how good a stocks future may seem. Any investment that relies on positive speculation is not going upward in a straight linear line. This allows an investor to buy only on the dips.

. ? Can’t beat the system. Trying to place profits over customer service is financial suicide.

. ??. Rule number one is that you can’t beat the system. The customer will always prevail at the end.

. ??Dealerships have to understand that we consumers also know that fact about the car buying process.

✌️The less a dealership has to do warranty work, the more profit it can hold on to from the purchase of a new vehicle that was paid in full at the new car sales.

?Dealerships have to realize that car buying experience actually begins after the sales department and into the service department phase which will last for the remaining ownership of the vehicle.

?Elon said that a electric vehicle is fully protected under water.