Musk Teases Roadster Demo, Hover Claims; UK Used Teslas

Elon Musk has teased an "unforgettable" prototype demo of the long‑delayed Tesla Roadster that he said could arrive within months and contains "crazy" technology, even hinting at hover or flying capabilities. Observers have noted Tesla filings for active aerodynamic systems that could reverse airflow, though true vertical‑lift would face major FAA and other regulatory hurdles; Musk's remarks come amid renewed scrutiny over delays since the Roadster's 2017 unveiling and some customer disputes over reservation refunds. Separately, multiple UK dealers are listing inspected, warrantied used Teslas, including a 2021 Model 3 Long Range (78 kWh, roughly 360‑mile claimed range) and a low‑mileage 2020 Model X Performance (102 kWh, Ludicrous mode). Dealers are advertising warranties, finance deals and delivery services, with some promotions such as a Big Motoring World white Model 3 that passed a 200‑point inspection and includes a dealer deposit contribution. Listings also include other high‑performance models such as a rare 2016 UK‑supplied Nissan GT‑R Nismo and a Mercedes‑Benz A35 AMG, underscoring demand for inspected, warrantied performance and electric cars in the UK market.