Tesla owners have been victims of vandalism, rude behavior and assumptions about their politics since CEO Elon Musk joined the Trump administration and began slashing jobs. Owners say they're regular folks with regular jobs who can't afford to pay for repairs.

Tesla’s stocks seem to also reflect that shift, as the company’s stock was down 52% from last December. It briefly picked up this week after Trump hosted a Tesla showcase at the White House and pledged to purchase one in an effort to help the company.

There will be more than 80 protests on Saturday and another 76 are already listed to take place through the end of April, according to the Tesla Takedown organizing website.