Anonymous wrote:^^^ sad

I feel bad for people who bought Teslas and now are anti-Musky but are stuck with the car.

I don't they did not do their homework.

Reviews are horrible. Most are unsafe.

Another review came out yesterday.

I am feeling pretty darn good right now about my decision 3.5l 6-cylinder SUV. Leas political and more practical than an electric with a battery pack that might spontaneously catch fire.

^^^ sad

I feel bad for people who bought Teslas and now are anti-Musky but are stuck with the car.

Why would you want to disguise them, they’re amazing!

lol high end Tesla? No they were cheaper than Hondas and used to have some cachet. No more. Now they are an embarrassment.

Anonymous wrote:If it’s a cybertruck, just put a “trash recycling” logo on the side.

Hey, don't do that to my Mazda.

If it’s a cybertruck, just put a “trash recycling” logo on the side.

The tesla logo swaps into the Mazda logo pretty easily

Anonymous wrote:There are some "too cool for school" car modifiers that strip emblems off already. Particularly Japanese car modifiers.

This is funny and I'm sure it would anger Elon. Seeing as Grimes went to the Met Gala with that giant T logo around her neck a few years back.

I approve.

Anger Elon? You know it’s still a Tesla, right? You’re hilarious! Thanks for the laugh!

There are some "too cool for school" car modifiers that strip emblems off already. Particularly Japanese car modifiers.

This is funny and I'm sure it would anger Elon. Seeing as Grimes went to the Met Gala with that giant T logo around her neck a few years back.

I approve.

Put a Nissan emblem on it, then nobody will want to even go near it.

Anonymous wrote:Too far for what?

^ dense

Too far for what?

By either removing the emblem or replacing it with another high-end car maker. We saw this first hand with a family we know who have two Teslas.

I get being embarrassed to have one, and realize a reluctance or difficulty to trade it in. But, this seems kind of tacky and a stretch too far.

Thoughts?