Dishonest reporters

[DarickHemphill]

Used Tesla Cybertruck Price Continues To Crash https://www.forbes.com/sites/brooke...ed-tesla-cybertruck-price-continues-to-crash/

This article documents the "collapse" in value the cybertruck has seen. The terrible cybertruck is now only going for cost or a 20 percent premium over its new cost. (She fails to make clear of it is a beast or AWD.)

I have already written on here that I expect the CT to depreciate rapidly. I hope I am wrong. But honestly, how many vehicles can be driven off the lot without a 20 percent instant depreciation? In this case nearly the opposite has occured. Instead of celebrating the genius of Elon and his Tesla employees we instead get this pathetic excuse for reporting that seems so common today. Thoughts?

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[XCeilidhX]

Petroleum companies buying reporters.

I stopped reading the NYT when a reporter was clearly bought off in the early days of the Model S.

My take / 2 cents FWIW.

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[mbrockus]

Tesla has more FUD stories written about it than any other company. It's been that way for years now but despite all the inaccurate and misleading articles, Tesla has new buyers every year and many repeat buyers. Don't let the FUD get you down Bruce.

 

[REM]

We no longer have people interested in a free press because we have media oligarchs.

 

[Woodrick]

The problem here is that YOU paid the reporter to write the article.

Every time you read one of those stupid click-bait articles, you pay and incentivize the author to write more of them.

 

[eswimm]

The problem here is that YOU paid the reporter to write the article.

Every time you read one of those stupid click-bait articles, you pay and incentivize the author to write more of them.

And they absolutely know it's going to get re-posted by both sides. The only effective response is not clicking.

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