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    DealBook: Tesla's Ambitions Fueled by Customer Down Payments

    Thu, 03/22/2012 - 09:21 EDT - NY Times
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    Tesla Motors is increasingly relying on customer down payments to finance operations as it fleshes out its lineup of electric cars.

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