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Multiple Teslas set on fire in Germany
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Since they're expensive, I'd expect most of those to be leased or bought with a loan
I don't get the "fuck those regular people for buying a car made by a pretty damn good company that happens to be owned by a Nazi"
People bought cars like that on 5 year loans