Sure, there are plenty of American cars and trucks that outsold the Tesla—but none of them were from an American luxury brand. No Cadillacs. No Lincolns. This is further proof that we should probably start thinking of California-based Tesla as an American luxury brand. Tesla pitches this all as a sign of success for the Model 3, and it is. But it’s also a real indictment of the state of legacy American luxury autos.
The headline on this article states "The Model 3 KILLED American Luxury". Our question is do you believe that's true or are consumers wants and likes changing?
And if so, what do the luxury auto companies need to do? Or is it just over for them?
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