You don’t have to “sign up”. You can just scroll down a bit to the “Find A Protest Now” button, or click the direct link I provided above.
ETA, you don’t even need a clever sign to hold up. Just being present is good enough.
You don’t have to “sign up”. You can just scroll down a bit to the “Find A Protest Now” button, or click the direct link I provided above.
ETA, you don’t even need a clever sign to hold up. Just being present is good enough.
I’ve kind of debated buying one just because it possibly can be a great deal on an electric car. Slap a few “I hate Elon” magnets on there and hopefully no one torches it lol.
They lose 1/2 value in 2 years. Used models 3s go for 15-25k with around 30k miles on them.
Dont buy new, buy used at least.
Yeah I meant used. Cause people are offloading them for peanuts.
Also the bodies are aluminum (except the cybercuck) so your gonna want to invest in stickers or vinyl wrap, rather than magnets.
If you can avoid 1st party Tesla service centers (not user friendly or pro right to repair like an Apple product and attitude) and deal with the “I’m not a nazi, just frugal” stickers, it could be worth any perceived risk.
I get the other view, that it’s quite wasteful to just destroy them. Not that it would’ve happened anyways. That wouldn’t be realistic, just progressive fantasies.
I want the drivetrain and batteries form them to convert classic cars and make home battery walls.
Watching Doug DeMuro do this to an old Ford Exploder has been fun. Big learning curve, but I think anyone with a garage can pull it off.