The Clause says nothing about setting up a contract promising to sell to someone after 12months and basically loaning them the vehicle during those 12months (you maintain the registration & insuranceāof course youāll presumably incorporate these costs into the price agreed-upon in the Contract)...
to be clear Iām referring to the NON-Foundation Series CyberBeastā¦.are you certain that version also comes standard with the premium wheels & 35ā tires?
Sounds like you werenāt paying close enough attention. Thatās on you. Most of the intelligent people were fully expecting specs & pricing very close to what was announced.
Based on the Tesla engineer in this interview, the CT would recover ~50% of its full charge in just ~10 minutes of supercharging via V4.
Thats exceptionally quick and comparable to getting gas at a gas station.
What about the opportunity cost of waiting for your ICE vehicle to be serviced/oil change/repairs/etcā¦.and the delta in the time it takes to gas up vs supercharge is more than offset by the fact that there is no āwaitingā for a charge when itās done at your home while you sleepā-whereas 100% of...
Aligning yourself with that Clown dismissed any credibility you might have hadā¦.?
Weāll mark this post and revisit in 3 years and see how ignorant your statement (āAll three trims might not even break 80K per yearā) looks in retrospectā¦
What does a loghome have to do with the CyberTruck?:LOL:
Back in the REAL world, Details about the CTās capabilities & pricing were being discussed and expectations adjusted commensurately well before the revealā¦to compare what was originally proposed over 4 years ago to what was revealed today...
why?
Because, like you, most people make the mistake of assuming the market for this Vehicle is simply the pool of existing truck ownersā¦.it is NOT. I would go so far as to argue this vehicle is in a Class by itself and nothing comes close to providing the full Tesla packageāand there are...
Your lack of experience is not an excuse for your ignoranceā¦.
If interest rates were at 10% and they drop to 5%, would it be incorrect to say rates have dropped by half (aka 50%)? That means the amount of interest you would potentially pay dropped by half (again aka 50% in case you missed it!)...
Ah, so you need help with basic arithmeticā¦.Iām here to help!
(and Iāll try to use words instead of those pesky math symbols to keep it comprehendible for you!)
8.65 minus 7.55 equals 1.10 (The absolute value of the change)
1.10 divided by 8.65 equals 12.7%
That is the % change. Not the...
no apology needed. Your point was understood. We perhaps disagree on the likelihood of the market averaging 6% per year for the coming 8 years as well as the riskiness of putting all your eggs into one basket (the stock market).
As mentioned, this was just a freebie to display your ignorance of the fact that rates did in fact exceed 8% (contrary to your ignorant statements) and that they have dropped as I correctly statedā¦
ā¦I suggest you do your research on the exact numbersā¦.
Hint: the high was 8.65%ā¦.Today the rate...
Ah, that explains it! Youāre not familiar with the search feature of the inter webs! I thought millennials working in tech would knowā¦anyway, hereās a freebie:
https://www.investopedia.com/mortgage-rates-drop-again-sinking-30-year-average-almost-to-its-2-month-low-8407899