Why I’m Preparing to Buy 100 Vehicles for Pennies on the Dollar

In the coming months, I predict Tesla will be forced into a massive fire sale to offload their bloated inventory. The warning signs are everywhere: missed delivery targets, price cuts that have slashed margins to the bone, brand damage from an increasingly controversial CEO, and a tidal wave of competition—especially from China—that offers similar or better EVs at a fraction of the cost.

Make no mistake: Tesla, the darling of the 2010s, is circling the drain.

Despite its early dominance and undeniable influence on the EV market, Tesla today finds itself boxed in. Elon Musk’s public image—once a net positive—has turned into a liability. Meanwhile, brands like BYD, Nio, and Xpeng are surging ahead, offering not only cheaper alternatives but also vehicles that match or exceed Tesla’s once-revolutionary technology.

Now, people ask: What could possibly save Tesla?
The options are bleak:

• Elon Musk stepping away from the brand: A tempting idea, but unlikely to happen fast enough to stop the bleeding.

• A total rebrand: Possible, but risky. Tesla’s name is so tied to both its successes and its controversies that rebranding could alienate its remaining loyal customers.

• Undercutting Chinese manufacturers on price: The most viable path—but it would mean gutting profitability even further, a dangerous game for a company already facing margin pressure.

The reality is that none of these solutions offer a quick fix. Tesla is entering a death spiral that is almost impossible to pull out of without major, painful changes—and they might not have the runway to pull them off.

That's why I'm preparing now.
I intend to be in the position to buy 100 vehicles or major vehicle components when the inevitable fire sale begins. Whether for parts resale, EV conversions, or reengineering into custom builds, the value locked inside Tesla’s inventory will be immense—especially if acquired for pennies on the dollar.

When companies fall, savvy operators move in.
In Tesla’s case, the opportunity could be historic.

I’m watching the collapse unfold in real time—and positioning myself to capitalize on it.