As DOGE barrels through D.C., Americans on the ground are starting to mobilize outside Tesla dealerships.

BY SAM BLUM, SENIOR WRITER @SAMMBLUM

People participate in a TeslaTakedown protest against Elon Musk outside of a Tesla showroom in Seattle. Photo: Getty Images

The first month of Donald Trump’s return to the White House has been inarguably dominated by an unelected private citizen. Elon Musk’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency has barged into the federal government and laid much of the greater bureaucracy to waste through a rash of layoffs and cost-slashing, despite several court challenges and missteps. 

Tesla buyers, who lean left, are displaying anti-Elon bumper stickers, and a protest movement is emerging that aims to strike Musk where it could potentially hurt the CEO: Tesla’s share price. Following a series of protests at Tesla dealerships around the country last weekend, organizers of TeslaTakedown are eying a prolonged campaign that puts the national spotlight on Musk’s extremism, which includes

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