Woman caught trying to plant expIosive devices at TesIa dealership
Woman caught trying to plant expIosive devices at TesIa dealership
A woman in Colorado has been arrested after police caught her with explosives at a Tesla dealership, police said.
A woman in Colorado has been arrested after police caught her with expIosives at a TesIa dealership, police said.
The 40-year-old suspect, Lucy Grace Nelson, was arrested on Monday after the Loveland Police Department launched an "extensive investigation" following a series of vandaIizations at the dealership in Loveland, Colorado.
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Ok, I need to explain this to people, but don't blow up or damage Tesla's at dealerships. Aside from the usual about being socially responsible, the dealers and Tesla loses money when cars can't sell and are stuck on lots. Tesla can't sell a dealership a new car if the dealership can't sell a car and make space for a new one on their lot. But if you blow up or damage the cars, the dealership just claims from their insurance, they get the money as though they just sold a car, and they have lot vacancies, so Tesla can sell the dealership more stock.
Let the swasticars just sit there and depreciate on the dealership floor. That's the real way to fuck em.
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Tesla only does direct sales, no dealerships. Otherwise, point taken. Carry on.
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Why does the title literally say "Tesla dealership"?
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Because that’s what the author is used to calling a place that sells cars.
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Tesla gets around the whole “dealership” thing by calling them “Tesla Stores”. You can go there and buy a car, so essentially it’s a dealership. Difference being they don’t have 100 cars on the lot of different trim levels to pick from.
Here’s one I picked at random:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/dTUisHrPt1gcEkWN7?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy
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TBF insurers could start denying coverage if it becomes an obvious concern: and it very clearly is.
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Well, some dealerships should be blown up to ensure that all of them have insurance and that insurance is expensive.
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And if Tesla dealerships are significantly higher risk their insurance will go through the roof.
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People don’t want to fly planes because they’re falling out of the sky. A Tesla dealership explosion would’ve done some significant PR damage, and may keep people from visiting them.
But, you’re right, it seems like Tesla is collapsing on its own without the need of terrorist attacks. But, the nonviolent Tesla graffiti is funny though.
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it seems like Tesla is collapsing on its own
Don't worry, shareholders! Trump's upcoming executive order will mandate all federal government vehicle fleets be replaced with Teslas.
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If you get rid of the building only though and not the cars, that's double damage.
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I’ve heard the best thing people can do against Musk is to vandalise privately purchased Teslas. I’ve heard that will put mass fear in the market not to buy them.
I’ve heard that vandalising commercially owned Teslas will only result in insurance payouts and more Teslas being made.
I’ve heard that the best way to vandalise privately owned Teslas is to use spray paint, which is relatively easy to clean off (not hurting the owner too much) while being very media-affective.
That’s what I’ve heard.
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My dad used to prank people in the neighborhood by writing on their windows with soap. When they clean it off they have clean windows. If you don't want to spray paint a car use brightly colored soap, possibly with glitter if you really want to be a removed.
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I don't think these "dealerships" are independent. Pretty sure they are directly owned by Tesla.
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