Well the very rich, as in those can afford eighty to one hundred thousand dollar cars, usually have more than a few at hand. Tesla did well to market to both the rich crowd who likes toys, the environmental crowd who needs things to make them feel less guilt, and the techies who just love all things new and cool.<p>You don&#x27;t crush a market with the volume Tesla has. Most of the big brands use these as cash cows. Put it this way, BMW makes a X5 and X6 which are effectively identical but the later makes 8k more profile and they sold a quarter million of them since inception.<p>When Tesla can deliver what people want to buy right now and not make them wait then they might be crushing the competition.<p>As for the 3 EV. Still not seeing it, it will obsolete the S if Musk&#x27;s boasts are to believe and why would any company put out a car for less than half the price with the main key feature being the same, 200+ mile range? Tesla doesn&#x27;t have the production capacity for it so who will be their partner? Or where will they get the billions needed to build the production line that can deliver in volume?<p>Good cars, not just sold on them being great. Sorry but 200-250 mile range in summer is not what I consider a replacement vehicle for stats, make as second vehicle or third.