To the OP or Admins who might have edited the thread topic... I think an equal and potentially more interesting statement to make is 'I wouldn't buy another Tesla again and since I'm never going back to ICE, what's next and what could it all mean for Tesla?'
As the X/S age into irrelevance, the mainstream 3/Y get long in the tooth and face the consequence of cost-cutting, and with the 2nd gen roadster still MIA (and likely to be priced at 2-3x the upcoming competition)... I'm not surprised anyone wouldn't buy a Model 3 again.
Part of the irony is, with all the recent competitor offerings (especially outside the US), replacing a 3/Y often leads to another 3/Y, which is not all that exciting. More of the same, which just highlights the shortcomings or leads to before/after comparisons.
Without worthy successors on the horizon, the S3XY fleet and its 2010s success are quickly becoming their own worst enemy... can Tesla turn things around?