Pretty sure it's called the model 3. I've also heard that 500,000 people have put $1,000 down to be put on the list. So if Tesla does go out of business, 500,000 people will have lost $1,000. There are other electric cars out there, but I guess since she's a millennial, it's the Tesla that's cool, not an electric Ford or electric Chevy, that's already in production, BTW. If she does get this car, guess who will have to go to her residence and wire up the charging station? (Me) She also likes to get out of the city on weekends. If her car is stranded somewhere, who will she call? (Me) She lives a good hour away from me, so if she runs out of electrical charge on the way to my house or on the way back to her residence, who will she call? (Me) Don't get me wrong, I am proud of her. And I have no problem with an all electric car, at least in the city. Okay, I'm off my soap box now.
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