&gt; <i>By &quot;worth the price&quot;, if you are someone that considers a 60k to 120k car &quot;worth the price&quot; then yes. But personally I would rather not fool myself and admit I have the money and I want something luxurious.</i><p>Value is subjective, by the way.<p>That means that if a Tesla costs $70k and someone buys one, then he demonstrably values the Tesla higher than his $70k, which means it&#x27;s safe to say he considers a Tesla worth the price.<p>&gt; <i>maybe even &quot;objectively&quot;(lol...) nicer than other sports&#x2F;luxury cars</i><p>Nope, not &quot;lol&quot;. For example, Teslas are objectively safer than other cars. That&#x27;s because they can be constructed to be like that because they&#x27;re electric vehicles, but that doesn&#x27;t make it any less objectively true.<p>Also, there&#x27;s no problem with someone having the money and wanting something luxurious. The fact that some people do is the reason why lots of jobs involved in serving their wants exist, which surely you&#x27;d agree is a good thing.<p>(So basically: Teslas getting bought for their current prices is a Good Thing for us little folks, so I&#x27;m not sure what your problem is)<p>&gt; <i>My point is. [..] They. Are. Not. Within. The. Price. Range. Of. The. Middle. Class... [..] Apple. Computers. Were.</i><p>If both of those claims are true, then you&#x27;ve established that <i>&quot;Tesla is not like Apple that way&quot;</i>. But is that what you mean?<p>It seems you&#x27;re more concerned with some other people being able to afford Teslas than whether Tesla is like Apple that way.<p>&gt; <i>if you look at it from a price-to-value standpoint</i><p>Again, what the hell does &quot;price-to-value&quot; mean?<p>&gt; <i>Maybe they do in your life and then you are most likely either single, upperclass, or bad with money.</i><p>Huh? If someone buys a Tesla, it most definitely doesn&#x27;t follow that he&#x27;s bad with money.<p>&gt; <i>The first two are ok, expensive luxury vehicles are ok. Am I touching a nerve here?</i><p>Did you accidentally a word there? But no, you&#x27;re not touching a nerve. I&#x27;d like to have a Tesla for myself, in the right circumstances (which don&#x27;t even currently apply), but I couldn&#x27;t afford one anyway.<p>That&#x27;s perfectly fine with me though. It&#x27;s alright that I don&#x27;t have one, and it&#x27;s fine I wouldn&#x27;t even have the money. It&#x27;s also perfectly fine that some others do, and buy them. If that touches a nerve with <i>you</i>, then there&#x27;s something wrong with your nerves.