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production ramp up for the CT will be relatively slow i wouldn't expect the prices to be what Tesla stated at the 2019 reveal event. I would think $80k for AWD and $100k for Tri-Motor in 2024. Won't be until 2025 before prices start coming down a little.

Cybertruck + Cybrlandr might be a cool mobile house/office combo

All of this true. For me personally, worked my butt off and have been saving, investing since my early 30's, i'm financially responsible and got my affairs in order correctly (i.e. life insurance, diversified investments, own my house etc...) and run my own company. I'm 49 now and in a place...

Haha yea I totally get ya but maybe it's bc its what I do all day so I see little chance of it being an "enforceable" clause if truly challenged in court. In other words, if I flip my CT and Tesla sued me on this breach of contract clause, I'd like my chances in Court.

the distinction I was making with non-compete clauses was not meant to be taken as an apples-to-apples comparison but more to show that just bc certain clauses are in contracts doesn't mean they are necessarily enforceable when push comes shove and the issue is actually litigated.

I'm a litigator and if challenged in an actual case, I wouldn't be surprised if a Court didn't enforce it on the same grounds as non-competition clauses are rejected (especially in CA) but not sure how serious Tesla themselves are in enforcing this term on people and it seems more of a scare...

anyone who knows anything about Tesla knows that they always make "signature" or "founders" edition series on their flagship cars (i.e. Model S/X etc...), and these are higher priced bc of the limited quantity/early adoption nature of these cars. so these foundation series CT cars should not...

Got the email invite on Friday night and confirmed my order of the AWD Foundation Series. They gave me delivery window of Dec. '23-March '24 My RN is 1128... and I'm in Orange County, CA.