I’m bringing personal experience based on having spent $100k with his company– befor le he outed himself as a racist doofus.
You’re bringing quippy contradiction and downvotes. Are you just a fanboy, or do you work for his reputation protection service?
You’re also wrong. You don’t get to tell me what is or isn’t embarrassing for me. That’s for me to decide. Swapping on different badges is, in my world, funny; having a logo associated with an overtly racist man-child on my car is, in fact, embarrassing.
> Are you just a fanboy, or do you work for his reputation protection service?
Neither, I think the Tesla is a well functioning and decently engineered product. It does hurts that Elon is such a big ego and I don't agree with his rants on X.com, He is a extra juicy target for any kind of news or tabloid outlet. I don't attach my identity too strongly with Tesla's or Elon's brand so I just drive the thing around and appreciate it as a good tool that functions for me.
> You’re also wrong. You don’t get to tell me what is or isn’t embarrassing for me.
Fair enough, It's your car, maybe not for me, but absolutely fine for you to enjoy, mod, and change it up however you like.
I find it weird when someone brands one product with the logo of a competing product. I see this when people debadge and rebadge their Honda Civics with Lexus, Audi, and Mercedes logos. I know this is an expression of appreciation for the luxury brand they like but I feel confused by the action none the less. Why not just sell your car and buy a Mazda, is my natural next line of thinking. It's just my opinion, I shouldn't be prescriptive on how others should use their cars they own. You do you and if that makes you happy and hurts no one then thats fine with me,
You’re bringing quippy contradiction and downvotes. Are you just a fanboy, or do you work for his reputation protection service?
You’re also wrong. You don’t get to tell me what is or isn’t embarrassing for me. That’s for me to decide. Swapping on different badges is, in my world, funny; having a logo associated with an overtly racist man-child on my car is, in fact, embarrassing.