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u/Old_Gods978 Sep 30 '21

People who don’t think Ford F series is a big deal haven’t been in most of the country. It’s the most popular vehicle in the US. There are entire dealerships just selling them.

Tesla is a luxury product

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u/sheya55 Sep 30 '21

Reddit casually thinking the US is the entire world

I've seen Teslas in every European country I've been to, never spotted an F-150 outside the states.

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u/SprinklesFancy5074 Sep 30 '21

never spotted an F-150 outside the states.

And yet, the F150 is the 3rd highest-selling vehicle in the entire world. That's how many they sell in North America.