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Posted: 11/10/2013 12:25:30 PM EST
http://www.teslamotors.com/blog/model-s-owner-tennessee
... About 30-45 seconds later, there was a warning on the dashboard display saying, "Car needs service. Car may not restart." I continued to drive, hoping to get home. About one minute later, the message on the dashboard display read, "Please pull over safely. Car is shutting down." I was able to fully control the car the entire time and safely pulled off the left shoulder on the side of the road. I got out of the car, and started to get all my belongings out. About 5-10 seconds after getting out of the car, smoke started to come from the front underbody of the car. I walked away from the vehicle to a distance of about 100 yards. More smoke started to come out of the bottom of the car, and about two minutes after I walked away, the front of the car caught on fire. I am thankful to God that I was totally uninjured in any way from this impact. Had I not been in a Tesla, that object could have punched through the floor and caused me serious harm. From the time of impact of the object until the time the car caught fire was about five minutes. During this time, the car warned me that it was damaged and instructed me to pull over. I never felt as though I was in any imminent danger. While driving after I hit the object until I pulled over, the car performed perfectly, and it was a totally controlled situation. There was never a point at which I was anywhere even close to any flames.... Oh, the humanity! Ban electric cars! For the children!!! 
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Posted: 11/10/2013 12:32:50 PM EST
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Key point.
"This experience does not in any way make me think that the Tesla Model S is an unsafe car. I would buy another one in a heartbeat" |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 12:36:45 PM EST
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lol the dude sounds like Tesla got to him in time! Free Teslas for the whole family!
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Posted: 11/10/2013 12:48:00 PM EST
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Of course he would have died if he was in anything other than the Tesla.....
$122,000 (that includes the $7500 federal subsidy) for a maxed out Tesla S...for fucks sake |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 12:48:18 PM EST
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How many other cars burn to the ground when they hit an object in the road?
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Posted: 11/10/2013 12:51:30 PM EST
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Hit a trailer hitch laying in the road and it damaged something, leading to the fire. Certainly not the hyped "Tesla burst into flames without explanation!" news stories that have been in the media. Guess there may need to be an engineering review to see where skid plates are needed to prevent future repeats of this sort of incident.
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Posted: 11/10/2013 12:55:43 PM EST
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How many other cars burn to the ground when they hit an object in the road? out of Quite-a-few thousand every year, actually. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 1:03:08 PM EST
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I'd still drive a Tesla if I could afford one. Yeah, it's all electric, but it has a range of 270 miles. It would be perfect for trips around town. Longer drives can be made when Tesla finishes the quick charge stations on the interstate system.
Apparently most luxury car makers are losing customers to Tesla. Tesla just needs to reinforce the battery pack and they should be good to go. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 1:14:20 PM EST
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I'd still drive a Tesla if I could afford one. Yeah, it's all electric, but it has a range of 270 miles. It would be perfect for trips around town. Longer drives can be made when Tesla finishes the quick charge stations on the interstate system. Apparently most luxury car makers are losing customers to Tesla. Tesla just needs to reinforce the battery pack and they should be good to go. Good news is it would be very easy to swap them out. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 1:18:50 PM EST
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How many other cars burn to the ground when they hit an object in the road? out of I would guess 10's of thousand internal combustion cars have caught fire after hitting an object in the road. I would guess hundreds of thousands of IC cars world wide have caught fire. What's your point? |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 1:19:47 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Quite-a-few thousand every year, actually. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: How many other cars burn to the ground when they hit an object in the road? out of Quite-a-few thousand every year, actually. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 1:22:33 PM EST
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Quite-a-few thousand every year, actually. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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How many other cars burn to the ground when they hit an object in the road? out of Quite-a-few thousand every year, actually. +1 Yup, it's a pretty common occurrence. One local case that stuck in my mind was a local guy with a tuned up Audi ran over a bicycle that fell in the middle of the highway. The bike severed a oil line, the oil got onto the exhaust headers and caught fire. Within a minute the car was engulfed in flames, etc etc. If I wasn't dirt broke i would've invested in Tesla when the news of this broke. We're just at the infancy of the technology and it's already amazing. With more time and investment, it's only going to get better. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 1:26:04 PM EST
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I like this part.
My assistant later found a gouge in the tarmac where the item scraped into the road. When I visited the Tesla show room, I thought the assistant upgrade package was a ripoff. You couldnt pick if you wanted a female or a male one. 
God forbid the low proletariat is mentioned by name. Sounds about right for a Tesla owner. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 1:27:55 PM EST
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Of course he would have died if he was in anything other than the Tesla..... $122,000 (that includes the $7500 federal subsidy) for a maxed out Tesla S...for fucks sake For that kind of money, an Audi RS7 would be calling my name. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 1:28:17 PM EST
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Quite-a-few thousand every year, actually. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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How many other cars burn to the ground when they hit an object in the road? out of Quite-a-few thousand every year, actually. I posted the stats in the last Tesla bashing thread, but some people don't want facts to get in their way. Hitting a 45 or 50 pound object in the road at 70 mph is going to fuck any car up. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 1:30:52 PM EST
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I posted the stats in the last Tesla bashing thread, but some people don't want facts to get in their way. Hitting a 45 or 50 pound object in the road at 70 mph is going to fuck any car up. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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How many other cars burn to the ground when they hit an object in the road? out of Quite-a-few thousand every year, actually. I posted the stats in the last Tesla bashing thread, but some people don't want facts to get in their way. Hitting a 45 or 50 pound object in the road at 70 mph is going to fuck any car up. I wish I still had the pictures somewhere from a Jeep forum where a guy took a downed sapling through the firewall and nearly lost his balls. While offroading. Not exactly highway speeds. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 1:31:46 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Key point. Quote HistoryQuoted: Key point. "This experience does not in any way make me think that the Tesla Model S is an unsafe car. I would buy another one in a heartbeat" |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 1:34:46 PM EST
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I like this part. When I visited the Tesla show room, I thought the assistant upgrade package was a ripoff. You couldnt pick if you wanted a female or a male one.
God forbid the low proletariat is mentioned by name. Sounds about right for a Tesla owner. Quote HistoryQuoted:
I like this part. My assistant later found a gouge in the tarmac where the item scraped into the road. When I visited the Tesla show room, I thought the assistant upgrade package was a ripoff. You couldnt pick if you wanted a female or a male one.
God forbid the low proletariat is mentioned by name. Sounds about right for a Tesla owner. Seriously? Who the fuck cares if he's rich? Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 1:35:22 PM EST
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What if it locked him in the car? he may have changed his mind. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Key point. "This experience does not in any way make me think that the Tesla Model S is an unsafe car. I would buy another one in a heartbeat" Have there been issues of Tesla Model S' locking people in? |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 1:38:37 PM EST
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Quite-a-few thousand every year, actually. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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How many other cars burn to the ground when they hit an object in the road? out of Quite-a-few thousand every year, actually. Hell, I had a van burn to the ground for no apparent reason whatsoever. Caught fire driving from Las Vegas to Los Angeles on I-15. Flames started coming through the floor so we pulled off to the side and bailed out. A few minutes later it was a hollow shell. 
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Posted: 11/10/2013 1:40:06 PM EST
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I'd still drive a Tesla if I could afford one. Yeah, it's all electric, but it has a range of 270 miles. It would be perfect for trips around town. Longer drives can be made when Tesla finishes the quick charge stations on the interstate system. Apparently most luxury car makers are losing customers to Tesla. Tesla just needs to reinforce the battery pack and they should be good to go. Nothing like driving a coal powered car? |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 1:40:26 PM EST
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Have there been issues of Tesla Model S' locking people in? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Key point. "This experience does not in any way make me think that the Tesla Model S is an unsafe car. I would buy another one in a heartbeat" Have there been issues of Tesla Model S' locking people in? No |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 1:44:01 PM EST
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A Tesla starts in the high 60k range. Quite affordable to about 20% of the population considering a F250 Diesel can top 55k easily. The National Fire Protection Association said U.S. fire departments responded to an average of 152,300 car fires per year between 2006 and 2010. Elon Musk is a genius, he will figure it out. Tesla sold more luxury cars in California last month than any other luxury brand. Period. And no, I'm not a tree hugger. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 1:49:44 PM EST
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I was driving home from work one evening, 3 or 4 cars behind a Porsche 911. It started smoking badly and came to a stop several hundred feet past where I noticed the smoking start. The driver jumped out as five feet flames burst from just behind the passenger compartment. This was on PCH northbound in Santa Monica. The smoking started in the McClure tunnel and the driver barely got out of the tunnel before the flames appeared.
I wouldn't object to owning a 911 or a Tesla Model S. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 1:51:32 PM EST
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Have there been issues of Tesla Model S' locking people in? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Key point. "This experience does not in any way make me think that the Tesla Model S is an unsafe car. I would buy another one in a heartbeat" Have there been issues of Tesla Model S' locking people in? Nope. He even popped the doors open with the keyfob when the firefighters were about to pry the doors open. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 2:06:08 PM EST
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good for him, my Toyota won't catch fire though after hitting a rusty three-pronged trailer hitch
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Posted: 11/10/2013 2:07:57 PM EST
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How many other cars burn to the ground when they hit an object in the road? out of The majority of car fires are electrical, so most catch fire from hitting absolutely nothing. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 2:19:53 PM EST
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I would guess 10's of thousand internal combustion cars have caught fire after hitting an object in the road. I would guess hundreds of thousands of IC cars world wide have caught fire. What's your point? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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How many other cars burn to the ground when they hit an object in the road? out of I would guess 10's of thousand internal combustion cars have caught fire after hitting an object in the road. I would guess hundreds of thousands of IC cars world wide have caught fire. What's your point? I have replaced tires, rims, a radiator, a grill, and got dinged out bumpers, and got a crease in an oil pan. Not once have I had an object on the road cause my cars or truck to burst into flames. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 2:22:38 PM EST
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I was driving home from work one evening, 3 or 4 cars behind a Porsche 911. It started smoking badly and came to a stop several hundred feet past where I noticed the smoking start. The driver jumped out as five feet flames burst from just behind the passenger compartment. This was on PCH northbound in Santa Monica. The smoking started in the McClure tunnel and the driver barely got out of the tunnel before the flames appeared. I wouldn't object to owning a 911 or a Tesla Model S. Number of 911s sold to 911 burned? Number of Teslas sold to burned? |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 2:28:38 PM EST
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I am a firm believer the the Model S is not just the best electric car, but quite simply, it is the best car on the road today. Driving one redefines what you think a car can be. It is unfortunate that they are so expensive, and out of reach of most people, but the same can be said for its rivals (Audi A8, BMW M5, Panamara, ect.)
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Posted: 11/10/2013 2:30:56 PM EST
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Hit a trailer hitch laying in the road and it damaged something, leading to the fire. Certainly not the hyped "Tesla burst into flames without explanation!" news stories that have been in the media. Guess there may need to be an engineering review to see where skid plates are needed to prevent future repeats of this sort of incident. I have read that the battery is protected with a 1/4 inch steel plate under it. Not sure what more you could ask for. Gas tanks are plastic or thin metal and don't have any protection. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 2:32:50 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Nothing like driving a coal powered car? Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: I'd still drive a Tesla if I could afford one. Yeah, it's all electric, but it has a range of 270 miles. It would be perfect for trips around town. Longer drives can be made when Tesla finishes the quick charge stations on the interstate system. Apparently most luxury car makers are losing customers to Tesla. Tesla just needs to reinforce the battery pack and they should be good to go. Nothing like driving a coal powered car? And hell yeah, I'd love me a coal fired Model S, if I could afford it.
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Posted: 11/10/2013 2:33:05 PM EST
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I posted the stats in the last Tesla bashing thread, but some people don't want facts to get in their way. Hitting a 45 or 50 pound object in the road at 70 mph is going to fuck any car up. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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How many other cars burn to the ground when they hit an object in the road? out of Quite-a-few thousand every year, actually. I posted the stats in the last Tesla bashing thread, but some people don't want facts to get in their way. Hitting a 45 or 50 pound object in the road at 70 mph is going to fuck any car up. I hit a raised sewer cover in my 73 Gran Torino at 50mph. Nearly stopped the car and it sounded like I was hit by a torpedo. It scratched the front crossmember. That was it. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 2:33:45 PM EST
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The important thing is, the car warned him there was trouble. My grandfathers BMW X5 didn't give him ~2 minutes warning before it burst into flame and burned him while he tried to escape the flames, it just burst into flames.
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Posted: 11/10/2013 2:43:01 PM EST
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Quite-a-few thousand every year, actually. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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How many other cars burn to the ground when they hit an object in the road? out of Quite-a-few thousand every year, actually. i put out 6 on the interstate in the last 8 months. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 2:43:08 PM EST
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A Tesla starts in the high 60k range. Quite affordable to about 20% of the population considering a F250 Diesel can top 55k easily. The National Fire Protection Association said U.S. fire departments responded to an average of 152,300 car fires per year between 2006 and 2010. Elon Musk is a genius, he will figure it out. Tesla sold more luxury cars in California last month than any other luxury brand. Period. And no, I'm not a tree hugger. Yep, I'm no tree hugger either, but I'd like a Tesla as well. Luxury car makers are very afraid of Tesla at this point in time. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 2:48:07 PM EST
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Nothing like driving a coal powered car? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I'd still drive a Tesla if I could afford one. Yeah, it's all electric, but it has a range of 270 miles. It would be perfect for trips around town. Longer drives can be made when Tesla finishes the quick charge stations on the interstate system. Apparently most luxury car makers are losing customers to Tesla. Tesla just needs to reinforce the battery pack and they should be good to go. Nothing like driving a coal powered car? I'm no tree hugger, but you'll come to know Tesla motors in the future. If they can get the pricing down watch out. Look at their latest sales and compare them to other luxury cars. I don't care what you use to produce the electricity to charge the thing. Coal, natural gas, or nuclear plants. Tesla is made in the USA and it's cars are powered by electricity generated in the USA from our own fuel resources. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 2:49:22 PM EST
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Yep, I'm no tree hugger either, but I'd like a Tesla as well. Luxury car makers are very afraid of Tesla at this point in time. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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A Tesla starts in the high 60k range. Quite affordable to about 20% of the population considering a F250 Diesel can top 55k easily. The National Fire Protection Association said U.S. fire departments responded to an average of 152,300 car fires per year between 2006 and 2010. Elon Musk is a genius, he will figure it out. Tesla sold more luxury cars in California last month than any other luxury brand. Period. And no, I'm not a tree hugger. Yep, I'm no tree hugger either, but I'd like a Tesla as well. Luxury car makers are very afraid of Tesla at this point in time. They're reliable, and other than tires they need no maintenance. What's not to love? Compare that to a range rover or comparably equipped BMW... Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 2:51:03 PM EST
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I'm no tree hugger, but you'll come to know Tesla motors in the future. If they can get the pricing down watch out. Look at their latest sales and compare them to other luxury cars. I don't care what you use to produce the electricity to charge the thing. Coal, natural gas, or nuclear plants. Tesla is made in the USA and it's cars are powered by electricity generated in the USA from our own fuel resources. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I'd still drive a Tesla if I could afford one. Yeah, it's all electric, but it has a range of 270 miles. It would be perfect for trips around town. Longer drives can be made when Tesla finishes the quick charge stations on the interstate system. Apparently most luxury car makers are losing customers to Tesla. Tesla just needs to reinforce the battery pack and they should be good to go. Nothing like driving a coal powered car? I'm no tree hugger, but you'll come to know Tesla motors in the future. If they can get the pricing down watch out. Look at their latest sales and compare them to other luxury cars. I don't care what you use to produce the electricity to charge the thing. Coal, natural gas, or nuclear plants. Tesla is made in the USA and it's cars are powered by electricity generated in the USA from our own fuel resources. Which is why these stories are making big news, cant have a successful american company putting .gov motors in the ditch. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 2:55:37 PM EST
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Which is why these stories are making big news, cant have a successful american company putting .gov motors in the ditch. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I'd still drive a Tesla if I could afford one. Yeah, it's all electric, but it has a range of 270 miles. It would be perfect for trips around town. Longer drives can be made when Tesla finishes the quick charge stations on the interstate system. Apparently most luxury car makers are losing customers to Tesla. Tesla just needs to reinforce the battery pack and they should be good to go. Nothing like driving a coal powered car? I'm no tree hugger, but you'll come to know Tesla motors in the future. If they can get the pricing down watch out. Look at their latest sales and compare them to other luxury cars. I don't care what you use to produce the electricity to charge the thing. Coal, natural gas, or nuclear plants. Tesla is made in the USA and it's cars are powered by electricity generated in the USA from our own fuel resources. Which is why these stories are making big news, cant have a successful american company putting .gov motors in the ditch. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile I agree. Tesla has done what no other car company has been able to do at this point in time. I bet GM loses money on the Volt. I'd like to see money GM spent developing the Volt and what Tesla spent on the Model S. I know Tesla took out a government loan, but they've paid it back. Apples to Apples comparison in my opinion. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 2:56:12 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Quite-a-few thousand every year, actually. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: How many other cars burn to the ground when they hit an object in the road? out of Quite-a-few thousand every year, actually. my Ferrari last year  and the year before that  and my Lambo   |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 2:58:26 PM EST
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I used to own an '96 Vette in 2000, I hit a huge big rig tire at night, it pushed the front up and dislodged the drivetrain and transmission housing. It cost over 5k to fix, but I had a $200 deductible. It was no Tesla S, the fucker almost killed me when I was stuck in the middle of the freeway at night without power.
Here's a picture of it when I was visiting relatives, I miss it. It had a ProCharger, headers/exhaust,and a modified LT4. 
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Posted: 11/10/2013 3:01:41 PM EST
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How many cars out there will tell you that you need to pull over because 'shit's broke, yo!' ???
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Posted: 11/10/2013 3:12:14 PM EST
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I like this part. When I visited the Tesla show room, I thought the assistant upgrade package was a ripoff. You couldnt pick if you wanted a female or a male one.
God forbid the low proletariat is mentioned by name. Sounds about right for a Tesla owner. Quote HistoryQuoted:
I like this part. My assistant later found a gouge in the tarmac where the item scraped into the road. When I visited the Tesla show room, I thought the assistant upgrade package was a ripoff. You couldnt pick if you wanted a female or a male one.
God forbid the low proletariat is mentioned by name. Sounds about right for a Tesla owner. Rich guy owns an expensive car. Shocking. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 4:10:08 PM EST
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Google the good doctor. Interesting dude.
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Posted: 11/10/2013 4:16:00 PM EST
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Tesla's are fucking awesome, I want one.
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Posted: 11/10/2013 4:16:18 PM EST
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The important thing is, the car warned him there was trouble. My grandfathers BMW X5 didn't give him ~2 minutes warning before it burst into flame and burned him while he tried to escape the flames, it just burst into flames. Quote HistoryQuoted:
The important thing is, the car warned him there was trouble. My grandfathers BMW X5 didn't give him ~2 minutes warning before it burst into flame and burned him while he tried to escape the flames, it just burst into flames. And for those of us that can't afford a car with triple redundant sensors in every facet of the car, we'd have the same experience as your grandfather in an electric car. Quoted:
How many cars out there will tell you that you need to pull over because 'shit's broke, yo!' ??? Of modern ones? Most of them. The check engine light is not intended to be small talk. |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 4:18:18 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: good for him, my Toyota won't catch fire though after hitting a rusty three-pronged trailer hitch THAT HAD TO MAKE SOMEONE CRAP THEIR PANTS!!! |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 4:22:25 PM EST
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At least the NTSB had to wait 2 weeks after they crashed a Volt and parked it before it caught fire because they did not unhook the batteries afterwards.
Just sayin'. 
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Posted: 11/10/2013 4:30:47 PM EST
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At least the NTSB had to wait 2 weeks after they crashed a Volt and parked it before it caught fire because they did not unhook the batteries afterwards. Just sayin'. Isn't that worse? Get in a fender bender, park the car, and it randomly burns your fucking house down one night? |
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Posted: 11/10/2013 4:36:55 PM EST
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How many other cars burn to the ground when they hit an object in the road? out of Quite-a-few thousand every year, actually. Brother-in-laws million $ motorhome burned to the ground a few years ago after running over a mattress that fell off a truck in front of him. Most modern vehicles have pressurized fuel lines underneath that when damaged cause not so pleasant things to happen. |
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