Musk's reaction surprised market participants, especially considering he had reportedly invested nearly $300 million

Donald Trump on Monday addressed a question that’s been on many people’s minds ever since the president’s spectacular blow-out with former so-called “First Buddy” Elon Musk last week. Namely, what will happen to the red Tesla model S that Trump bought during a White House event in March to promote Musk’s electric vehicle brand amid backlash to the billionaire’s now-ended role leading the public spending-slashing,

President Donald Trump said he is keeping his red Model S Tesla despite his recent feud with Elon Musk, but it might not stay at the White House, where the electric car has been parked since he bought it.