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So even the cleaners at SpaceX are getting company cars?
No. That costs money. They sit in a parking lot and rot.
Which is strange, because Tesla is supposed to have a build to order business model only. Yet, the local mall near me has >300 Teslas rotting in the parking lot.
Time for another Margot Robie explanation.
They keep shuffling around their inventory, earlier this year they were forced to move vehicles that were just sitting in a parking lot for months: https://www.jalopnik.com/1894493/hundreds-of-unsold-teslas-evicted-from-detroit-parking-lot/
I wonder if musk will run out of places to store his trash. The "rational market" still thinks tesla stock is worth near all-time highs, more than all major car companies combined.