Most Expensive Tesla Model S - $205,820
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30_Yr_Dsl_Veteran
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Like they say: A FOOL AND HIS MONEY IS EASILY PARTED.
BeetleGo
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It's got a very early 80's color scheme. Think Pontiac Firebird.
BlankThis
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I'm in love with this car.
BeetleGo
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Don't get me wrong! I love the car! I just don't do gold. Give me some nice aluminum with say 20 spokes and I'm in. Now, about that minivan...
http://www.teslamotors.com/modelx
http://www.teslamotors.com/modelx
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Lug_Nut
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And here I was thinking that the extra price was for the carbon emission offsets......
DieselRacer
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200k, stupid...
aja8888
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$25K for an interior upgrade?
(but I do love the carbon fiber spoiler in the $6500 Performance Plus upgrade...)
(but I do love the carbon fiber spoiler in the $6500 Performance Plus upgrade...
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BeetleGo
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I will have my eye out for the midsize (current name unknown, but it's coming) in about 10 years….
I think it will be out sooner then that.I will have my eye out for the midsize (current name unknown, but it's coming) in about 10 years….
BeetleGo
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Yeah, but my current car isn't even half used up and I'm waiting for improvements in either battery longevity or quick-stop stations where they swap out batteries instead of recharging the one you've got. My current car can go about 650-700 miles on a tank of fuel. Tesla-likes need to approach that kind of range.
Yeah, but my current car isn't even half used up and I'm waiting for improvements in either battery longevity or quick-stop stations where they swap out batteries instead of recharging the one you've got. My current car can go about 650-700 miles on a tank of fuel. Tesla-likes need to approach that kind of range.
To be honest TDI VW Cars do the job just fine, my wife's Passat TDI gets over 50mpg on highway. amazing cars. We will wait and see where this battery powered cars are going before we get rid of the passat. It will take a lot of convincing to take up out of the passat tdi. we get about 780 miles per tank which is amazing. Our other car is a Mercedes E55 and needless to say we don't drive it much and we don't want to discuseus the mpg on that car
BeetleGo
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We'll my car should be good for at least 300k and it only has 93k on it right now. I figure I'll have it at least ten more years before it gets passed down in the family somewhere. So I'm figuring somewhere around 2024, and even then I'll have time to decide! But Tesla-like cars are where we're heading, and I'll be happy to own one as my last car!
tdi90hp
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Planning ahead? Your last car? I plan on owning dozens more.....and paying lots od depreciation as OilH always/constantly reminds me....
BeetleGo
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Different strokes for different folks....
1dieselsteve
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All what it needs now... Is a golden eagle on the hood, Burt Reynolds and Sally field in the car... Lol