Originally Posted By: BHopkins
I understand why you say that, but it really isn't true.
Tesla has successfully launched and sold three models, the original Roadster, now discontinued, the Model S, and the Model X. The Model 3 is definitely delayed, but based upon the success of the Model S and Model X, there is no reason to think that the Model 3 won't be into production by late winter to early spring.
For all practical purposes, ownership of a Chiron is a fantasy to 99.9992% of the registered drivers in the entire world. And that's allowing for each Chiron to be owned by 5 different drivers within our lifetime. I would put money down that I will get a chance to drive one of the new Tesla Roadsters. Not so with the Chiron.
You know, I actually see a Tesla pretty much every day I go to work. I always wonder why it never gets parked at the charging station between our two buildings, but I don't know the driver and haven't had a chance to ask. We must come and go at different times because I never see him in the vehicle (I do know it is a man).
Guess I may have seen a Bugatti, usually when I see supercars when I happen to be in a big city I don't know what they are. I will see an occasional Lamborghini around home as there is some extreme wealth to be found, but that kind of car doesn't really make a lot of sense given the infrastructure in my town and surrounding areas. Hummer were actually pretty popular in the brief period of their glory and there are still a few of them rumbling around on our roads, guess Land Rovers are the big thing now.
