Port Tack
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They don't have to buy one either.
This Is the Most Wanted Car in America (and It’s Not Even Close).
- Thread starter Joe Capitalist
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They don't have to buy one either.
Port Tack
Verified User
You religiously defend the asshole and then close by claiming you don't. What a fucking trumper.
Port Tack
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You are full of shit. You can buy them all day long for a fraction of a Tesla. An original in mint condition might go for 30-50k. Base price for a Tesla is 88k.
WRONG
Joe Capitalist
Racism is a disease
Depends on the model. I got my Tesla Model Y LRDM for $55k two years ago.
The base-spec Model 3 will cost $35,000 before any remaining federal and state tax credits.
Into the Night
Verified User
Do I like paying for YOUR car? No.
Into the Night
Verified User
Into the Night
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Into the Night
Verified User
Market value. I know that's a foreign concept to you, but it nevertheless exists.
There was no lemon law in 1968, Nordbutt. The '68 Camaro isn't a lemon either.
Into the Night
Verified User
Blatant lie.
Into the Night
Verified User
Blatant lie.
Joe Capitalist
Racism is a disease
Here’s example of #1 reason to own and drive a Tesla:
A very close family member was T-boned bad in her 1-2 year old Model Y the other week, thank goodness she walked away unharmed…the driver that T-boned her in Ford Expedition left in ambulance…pictures and description below:
“I had the green light and headed straight towards the intersection. Out of nowhere, I was blindsided. I heard and felt a tremendous crash on the passenger side. The impact was so severe that my car starting spinning. The airbags on the passenger side inflated, blocking my view of what and who had hit me. I have no idea how fast she was going, if it was 60, 40 or 50 mph, but it was fast enough to demolish one side of my car and set it spinning.
The driver of the tow truck company told me that my Tesla saved my life. Any other car without the heavy battery at the bottom, he said, would’ve flipped over on its roof, rather than been made to spin. He also said that the Tesla aluminum body took the impact of the crash, saving the inhabitants, whereas steel would’ve been rigid and caused the passengers to absorb the impact.
I do feel that my Tesla Y saved me from a potentially horrific outcome.”
A very close family member was T-boned bad in her 1-2 year old Model Y the other week, thank goodness she walked away unharmed…the driver that T-boned her in Ford Expedition left in ambulance…pictures and description below:
“I had the green light and headed straight towards the intersection. Out of nowhere, I was blindsided. I heard and felt a tremendous crash on the passenger side. The impact was so severe that my car starting spinning. The airbags on the passenger side inflated, blocking my view of what and who had hit me. I have no idea how fast she was going, if it was 60, 40 or 50 mph, but it was fast enough to demolish one side of my car and set it spinning.
The driver of the tow truck company told me that my Tesla saved my life. Any other car without the heavy battery at the bottom, he said, would’ve flipped over on its roof, rather than been made to spin. He also said that the Tesla aluminum body took the impact of the crash, saving the inhabitants, whereas steel would’ve been rigid and caused the passengers to absorb the impact.
I do feel that my Tesla Y saved me from a potentially horrific outcome.”
Joey shits panties,
or
Two dead in self-driving Tesla crash after hitting tree, bursting into flames
or
Two teens killed after a Tesla Model S burst into flames following a crash
or
Another Eco-Friendly Inferno: Tesla Bursts into Flames on North Carolina Highway
or
Crashed Tesla explodes into a massive fireball
and
Lastly from me, but there are dozens more,
Joe Capitalist
Racism is a disease
7 automakers join forces to double EV fast-charger network in U.S.
The joint venture by GM, Hyundai, Honda and other electric vehicle makers will open the first of 30,000 fast chargers in 2024
Seven major automakers on Wednesday announced plans to nearly double the nation’s network of high-powered electric vehicle chargers, an effort to address a key consumer reservation about EVs — that they may not have a place to power up on the road.
The plan calls for adding 30,000 fast chargers in urban areas and along highways, according to a joint statement by General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, BMW Group, Mercedes-Benz Group and Stellantis N.V. The U.S. network had about 32,000 such chargers as of July, according to the Energy Department.
The first stations are expected to be open by summer 2024.
“Charging is an inseparable part of the EV experience, and this network will be another step to make it as convenient as possible,” said Mercedes-Benz chief executive Ola Källenius.
MAGA soils diapers. BWAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!!!
The joint venture by GM, Hyundai, Honda and other electric vehicle makers will open the first of 30,000 fast chargers in 2024
Seven major automakers on Wednesday announced plans to nearly double the nation’s network of high-powered electric vehicle chargers, an effort to address a key consumer reservation about EVs — that they may not have a place to power up on the road.
The plan calls for adding 30,000 fast chargers in urban areas and along highways, according to a joint statement by General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, BMW Group, Mercedes-Benz Group and Stellantis N.V. The U.S. network had about 32,000 such chargers as of July, according to the Energy Department.
The first stations are expected to be open by summer 2024.
“Charging is an inseparable part of the EV experience, and this network will be another step to make it as convenient as possible,” said Mercedes-Benz chief executive Ola Källenius.
MAGA soils diapers. BWAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!!!
Joe Capitalist
Racism is a disease
Known for its "Falcon Wing" doors, the Model X SUV is the most expensive Tesla currently available. With an estimated range of 332 miles, the dual-motor Tesla Model X now goes for $99,880, down big time from its recent charge of $122,190. The Model X Plaid's range drops to an estimated 311 miles, but like the Model S Plaid, it delivers quicker acceleration and a higher top speed. Prices for this trim had started at an eye-watering $140,190, but like other Tesla prices have plunged in recent months to $121,380, close to its original ask when it first debuted, and now it's priced at $109,880 in the latest model line update (as of May 2023).
The Model X comes standard with five seats. A six-seat configuration costs an extra $6,500, and a seven-seat configuration costs $3,500.
I'd rather have a Tesla than a '68 Camaro that doesn't even run.
Known for its "Falcon Wing" doors, the Model X SUV is the most expensive Tesla currently available. With an estimated range of 332 miles, the dual-motor Tesla Model X now goes for $99,880, down big time from its recent charge of $122,190. The Model X Plaid's range drops to an estimated 311 miles, but like the Model S Plaid, it delivers quicker acceleration and a higher top speed. Prices for this trim had started at an eye-watering $140,190, but like other Tesla prices have plunged in recent months to $121,380, close to its original ask when it first debuted, and now it's priced at $109,880 in the latest model line update (as of May 2023).
The Model X comes standard with five seats. A six-seat configuration costs an extra $6,500, and a seven-seat configuration costs $3,500.
I'd rather have a Tesla than a '68 Camaro that doesn't even run.
Tesla prices going down?
Joey got screwed and wets panties
Tinkerpeach
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Known for its "Falcon Wing" doors, the Model X SUV is the most expensive Tesla currently available. With an estimated range of 332 miles, the dual-motor Tesla Model X now goes for $99,880, down big time from its recent charge of $122,190. The Model X Plaid's range drops to an estimated 311 miles, but like the Model S Plaid, it delivers quicker acceleration and a higher top speed. Prices for this trim had started at an eye-watering $140,190, but like other Tesla prices have plunged in recent months to $121,380, close to its original ask when it first debuted, and now it's priced at $109,880 in the latest model line update (as of May 2023).
The Model X comes standard with five seats. A six-seat configuration costs an extra $6,500, and a seven-seat configuration costs $3,500.
I'd rather have a Tesla than a '68 Camaro that doesn't even run.
You can actually keep a 68 camaro running by working on it in your garage, you can't do that with a Tesla.
Joe Capitalist
Racism is a disease
Because you don't need to do anything to keep a Tesla running (except plug it in).
