Diehard
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No he means the one that you can get a color included with the price and don’t have to pay extra $6,500 for. The one that comes with a spare you don’t have to pay extra $1,250 for. The one that it’s bed is still usable when carrying a spare. The one you can actually use it’s Frunk space. The one that does not force you to pay extra for extra battery your use case does not demand. The only truck that makes it possible to go from A to B in an electric truck if you don’t have or not willing to pay $80K. The one with almost zero phantom loss. The one without complications or cost of having to deal deal with adjustable suspension. The one that drives NOTHING like legacy pickup trucks (it is very quiet and comfortable). The one with a base sound system that sounds great. The one with acceleration better than most ICE sport cars and many EVs (0-60 of 3.9 sec is certainly more than I will ever need). The one with a huge backseat area. The one that has already ton of reasonably priced aftermarket accessories available. The one that comes with instrument cluster. The one with decent size rear window. The one you don’t have to cover it’s glass roof to protect your bald head in summer.…….You mean the one with only 230 miles of EPA range when new? And no adjustable suspension? And that drives like a legacy pickup truck? And that doesn't have a lockable vault? And that is awkward to steer in tight spaces and off-road? And that has no power outlets without an expensive upgrade? And that has soft paint and thin body panels that will dent if you look at them wrong? OK Maynard.
The deal that I got for a dual motor Lightning (Pro) was less than half of cost of CT dual motor and a no brainer but even at current prices, I highly recommend it for anyone that can not afford CT dual motor, is not willing to Pay $80K+ or can not wait for it. CT is a great work of engineering any owner should be absolutely thrilled with. I am glad your portfolio is doing well and money is no object for you but putting down other options as much as it may make you feel better about your stocks is not good for general public who may be looking for sensible options.
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