all 3 have had reliability and fit and finish issues they'd never tolerate w/ a regular car company. I've only seen one of them, paint visibly peeling and pulling away where body joints meet. All sorts of glitchy stuff w/ electronic components. One the owners overlooks everything because of the "mission" of the company. The other two, losing their minds trying to get stuff fixed.

As other manufacturers enter the space and ramp up offerings, it remains to be seen whether Tesla thrives or not. Car co's whose profit comes from a wider degree of offerings and Internal Combustion Engines ICE, have a lot more margin for error throughout business cycles and changing popularity of models. Tesla might reach sustainable profitability, but they're a cash burn machine even now. I wouldn't touch that stock w/ your money, but it could completely go either way. I'm not rooting against them, I just think your post overlooks several key problems w/ the cars and profitability pathway going forward.

Theres so many firms and hedge funds all in on Tesla, positive articles can be found all day. That's how it works when there is big money on the line. I think you've overlooked the reality check articles, and a number serious problems and taken a very hopeful and optimistic tone not supported by the facts. I only write this because of the people that might be thinking Tesla stock is a great buy, Tesla's downfall could be a lot quicker than people realize, invest accordingly.