Tesla owners Vandalism of vehicles and the company's vendors find themselves in a more common road crossing. Vehicles were spray-painted, keyed, fired and even shot. While the Trump leadership is trying to flip on the attackers, many Tesla owners face a choice: the risk of being a victim or sell.

Tesla trading-ins, this month hit the record number, According to ReutersEdmunds showing Edmunds, which provides information about buying and selling the car. Reuters reports that vehicles with model years of 2017 or the model years of New Years, in March 2024 in March 2024, 1.4% of vehicles.

A Tesla Model Y, May 31, 2023, the Tesla car is seen in Tesla car in Texas. Tesla's model Y, in the first quarter of 2023, became the world's best-selling car. (Brandon Bell / Getty Images / Getty Images)

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Some large names have known sales of Tesla, including the former angel-investor-cannabis-mystian-mystian-mystian-mystian-cannabis-owner Joanne Wilson.

“We are not the only Tesla who wants to get rid of their cars. It looks like a classic technological truck like a new cyber truck, or an angry new cyber truck like this, it's foggy, it looks like this? Wilson wrote in a blog post To explain the decision to share with Tesla.

People in Palo Alto in Palo Alto, Tesla and Elon protest on March 8 in Calta. (Rights / Laure Andillon /

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Wilson and his husband, enterprise capitalist Fred Wilson probably had two Tesla. While one trade, the other can be a more catastrophic fate.

In the same blog post, Wilson said he thought he puts in front of other Tesla Manhattan cannabis dispensaryGotham allows you to destroy people on April 20.

“My partner, other Tesla-Yes, there were two now and I put it in front of 4/20 Gotham.

Sen. Mark Kelly, D-less. Retired NASA Astronaut said he bought the vehicle, he said he bought the vehicle.

Meanwhile, President Donald Trump Took the Tesla At the beginning of this month, the technology is to show the support for the billionaire. He said that the vehicle was “a great product, how good it was.” He also praised the musk and said, “He was very unfair.”

“I just want to know that people cannot be punished to be patriotic,” Trump told journalists outside the White House. “And he is a great patriot. He also did an incredible job with Tesla.”

The President said he liked to driving, he said, according to the secret service protocol. But he confirmed that he received cybertruck for his grandson.

Daily people are also pulling back to the Teslas driving. New Orleans, two cybertruck owners who want to control vehicles in a Mardi Gras Parade, left the incident with thousands of dollars Businesslike.

People in Tesla Takedown in Tesla Takedown, Pasadena on March 8, Pasadena, Calif's Pasadena'da protesters in the protest outside. (Frederic J. Brown / AFP via Getty Images / Getty Images)

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Outlet called two drivers like Joshua Hazel and Christina G, both of them were excited to be in the parade and eliminated what happened. People in the crowd have dropped beads and beer boxes in vehicles during boo and scream. The glass covered by the camera in Hazel's vehicle was broken. Christina said he was “pumzeling” with an object that broke the highest glass to people. The two were able to contact security, but they clung to a more dangerous parade route.

In the end, Hazel, according to the businessman insider, said he would cost 360 and $ 7,000 to remove the next market package of the vehicle and re-eliminate.

Christina is probably a $ 2,000 quoted to replace a broken glass in the vehicle. Many of the Teslas, Hazel and Christina's experience with vandalism reduced them twice. Kristina and her husband said the cyberbar and Hazel's shares of the Hazel company, who are building a collective wind in a TESLA.

Hazel is not alone in deciding to buy shares. If Musk did not believe that we did not believe the reserves of the workers, they received Tesla's shares as fans were arrested.

DataTrink researcher Nicholas Colas He said to Bloomberg It thinks that people will not forget the fortune of the Tesla shareholder, “they felt like they were beaten.”

Fox News Digital's Andrea Margolis contributed to this report.