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[stealthytolkien]

Is it that nobody wants it because it got a lot of bad publicity lately as part of EV naysaying at large to exacerbate the issue?

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[JohnFoxeSheets]

62 Mach Es in stock at the closet dealership to me.

51 Mach Es at the next dealership down the peninsula

And 59 more in stock at the next dealership

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[Eagertrader]

Regardless of the inventory and plummeting prices for MME’s in the used market, my GT still drives great, its a lot of fun and gave me not a single issue after 2+ years of ownership. If I had a crystal ball in 2021, I’d still have bought mine. Hope most of you are enjoying yours as I do mine. After all, it’s only money….

 

[AliRafiee]

A lot of new models are like that.
The first couple of years they are really in demand, and dealers put a bunch of markup on them. Then things go back to normal. Corvette is like that for every new model.

 

[HuntingPudel]

62 Mach Es in stock at the closet dealership to me.

51 Mach Es at the next dealership down the peninsula

And 59 more in stock at the next dealership

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LOL only 13 in HMB.

 

[OH2AZ2OH]

There are also a lot more options now than there were when the MME launched. It wasn't that long ago when if you wanted a not-a-Tesla EV crossover, the MME was pretty much the only choice other than a much more expensive Audi or Jag. Now there are options from Chevy, Nissan, Kia/Hyundai, Volvo, VW...

I'm pretty sure overall EV sales are still increasing, but each individual model's sales are decreasing as more options hit the market.

 

[Mach1E]

Is it that nobody wants it because it got a lot of bad publicity lately as part of EV naysaying at large to exacerbate the issue?

Nah.

That didn’t hurt Model Y sales this year at all.

I think it’s just a combo of supply chains catching up and huge price cuts on the biggest competitor- the Model Y.

Lots would fill up with F150s if Chevy cut the price of Silverados by $22,500 too.

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