Anyone else worried about their Tesla getting vandalized?

[Anonymous]

I have to drive my Tesla (which was purchased years ago) to a work trip in Philadelphia. During the trip, it will be parked in an open, public lot day and night. Am I wrong to worry about it getting vandalized? I'm thinking about getting the anti-Elon bumper sticker, but will vandalizers actually check for the sticker, especially after dark?

[Anonymous]

Not in philly, they love him there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not in philly, they love him there.

Not true

[Anonymous]

I’d get the sticker.

[Anonymous]

take the train.

[Anonymous]

Rent a car and have your employer cover the cost. Tell them your car is in need of repair and can't make the trip.

[Anonymous]

If you’re this nervous about driving your car, you should probably sell it.

[Anonymous]

LOL, a sticker will keep you safe 😄

[Anonymous]

I think many people in the country think the government is too fat and that a successful businessman like Musk can make it more efficient. People (like myself) in the DC Metro area are most effected and most upset. I don’t think people in Philly hate him like we do. I wouldn’t worry.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think many people in the country think the government is too fat and that a successful businessman like Musk can make it more efficient. People (like myself) in the DC Metro area are most effected and most upset. I don’t think people in Philly hate him like we do. I wouldn’t worry.

Affected

[Anonymous]

Didn’t he just fire a bunch of people in the Philly IRS office?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not in philly, they love him there.

This person wants your car to get vandalized.

Look, Philly will find any reason (or no reason) to vandalize a car. It’s a coin flip.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not in philly, they love him there.

This person wants your car to get vandalized.

Look, Philly will find any reason (or no reason) to vandalize a car. It’s a coin flip.

MAybe they're just not feeling the brotherly love for technology?

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[Anonymous]

No, a regular is not safe.

[Anonymous]

Seriously- why would anyone drive their own car to Philly for work?

Tesla or not - that is a terrible city to drive and park in for any car.

Rent and have your employer cover the risk.