Those were the good years, when money was free and any idea could get funded.

> For investors and fleet operators, though, the episode is a stark lesson in not equating corporate hype with economic fundamentals.

If further evidence is required that truths need relearning daily!

It's just hard to believe that any company would be in the business of selling turnkey money printing machines, at scale.

Let's think for one second. If Enron Musk has these really profitable cars, wouldn't he keep them for himself instead of selling them away under what they're worth?

Oh right he's not motivated by money he just wants to make the world better, right.

Anyone who believes blindly musk promises is a moron