https://techcrunch.com/2019/11/25/f...ybertruck-tow-battle/?utm_source=morning_brew
This will be interesting.
This will be interesting.
Ford VP challenges Tesla Cybertruck tow battle
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Gary
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John Weires
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- Oct 20, 2009
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A fair test? A real existing F150 production model vs a prototype that has close to zero chance of making it into production.
Gary
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Cobrar
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A real F150 production model, with (two - one actually) rear wheel drive. Wouldn't expect anything less from Musk.
jammer
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- Apr 19, 2016
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Not worth it. When Ford went after Ferrari in the 60s they went after the number 1 performance car in the world, so beating them gave Ford a publicity advantage in the performance area where they were lagging behind GM. Responding to a stunt by Tesla will give Tesla's vaporware valuable publicity but will not give the F-150 which is the standard by which other trucks are measured anything in return.
There's a reason why Musk's other company is called "The Bull**** Company". His customers are already waiting for months for some spare parts. Doubt he'll be selling as many cars when tax payer subsidies are phased out.
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jammer
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Yes. The $7,500 federal tax credit starts to phase out when a company sells 200,000 eligible vehicles. Through Dec 2019 the credit for Tesla vehicles will be $1,875. Starting next year no Tesla vehicle will be eligible for tax credit. The only other car maker losing the tax credit is GM. They will still have $1,875 credit through 2020.