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Matthew Hiller, who creates anti-Musk bumper stickers, has seen his business, MadPufferStickers, soar to $100,000 in monthly sales, driven by Tesla owners wanting to distance themselves from Elon Musk's controversial actions. Following Musk's political endorsements, daily sales jumped from 300 to 500. Meanwhile, Tesla shareholders are divided on Musk's leadership, with some calling for a new CEO as the company's stock has dropped 24% this year.
Sales of anti-Elon Musk bumper stickers have surged, with Matthew Hiller selling 400 to 500 daily since the CEO's controversial actions at a Trump rally. Many Tesla owners, unable to sell their cars due to declining values, are using the stickers as a way to express their discontent with Musk's political stance. The stickers have gained international popularity, with orders coming from various countries, while demonstrations against Tesla have increased across the U.S.
Australian Tesla sales have plummeted by 72% in February, with Model 3 sales down 81%, as owners distance themselves from Elon Musk's controversial political stance. Many are offloading their vehicles or using bumper stickers to express their discontent, reflecting a broader trend of frustration among Tesla owners globally.
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