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Apart from crazy souped-up dragracers, there's also several "non-production" cars that are actually available for purchase and which can be driven on normal roa
by semi-extrinsic 10y ago
Apart from crazy souped-up dragracers, there's also several "non-production" cars that are actually available for purchase and which can be driven on normal roads and are faster. E.g. the Ariel Atom 500, or some of the Lingenfelter- or Hennesey-modified Corvettes.
Tesla defines "production cars" to exclude cars built in very small volumes, for obvious reasons (otherwise Tesla wouldn't be "fastest"). In related news, the Tautology Association of America has offered Elon a complementary lifetime membership.
- LeifCarrotson 10y agoIt would be a tautology if they defined it as the fastest car and excluded only the cars which were faster than it. No car produced in greater volumes is quicker, and many which are produced in smaller volumes and/or for a lot more money are slower. That's a significant fact that's not diminished by shed-built customs.