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Re:Why almost everyone was wrong about Tesla’s cash flow sit... by jartelt on Friday October 26, 2018 @10:43AM (#18309648)
A lot of new cars these days start out at $20-25k. I imagine a lot of people are interested in the $35k Model 3 because it will have lower ownership costs than a gasoline car, is more fun to drive, and is neat. When you take that into account, the difference between a $25k gasoline sedan and $35k Model 3 is not THAT big.

I used to do the whole used car thing, but at this point in my life I spend more to feel safer and to be more comfortable. I still have never spent more than $25k on a car, but I definitely want to drive something that I am confident will not break down.

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