No. My long answer would have been, if you would like to hear the short answer to your question, the answer is a resounding no, no matter where they're made. The tesla cars built in China are for their market anyhow. I don't think he's going to have much pull there as they already have several electric car manufacturers. I would wholeheartedly help fund his trip to Mars. I'm afraid I don't have a whole lotta money, so the trip might be one way. Oh well. At least he got there & that's what counts, eh?
I would also like to put forth a vote to have the cars renamed to something a little more appropriate. Like Einstein. Leave Tesla out of it as he actually did much for this country, whereas Einstein (translated from Ger. to one stone i.e. slang for idiot) was a fraud, fuzzy haired crackpot & all around jerk. Which, unfortunately is unbeknownst to most of the inhabitants of these United States. If you would like to learn where ol' one stone stole his work from, I recommend reading up on Henri Poincaré.
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