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The Hellcat is dangerous, but I wouldn't say it's as dangerous as a Model S or Model 3 Performance, all that power can't hook so the Traction control lights are
by AgloeDreams 7y ago
The Hellcat is dangerous, but I wouldn't say it's as dangerous as a Model S or Model 3 Performance, all that power can't hook so the Traction control lights are just flashing from a stop.
Meanwhile a Model S P100D is a whole second faster to 60 with this incredible 20mph 'JUMP' with zero lag, I got a test ride in one and felt as if something like a slip on the throttle off the brake would find you 20 feet inside a storefront, which there's a few examples of online lol.
https://electrek.co/2016/09/25/tesla-model-s-crashes-into-gym-driver-claims-autonomous-acceleration-tesla-says-drivers-fault/ https://electrek.co/2016/09/25/tesla-model-s-crashes-into-gy...
- tyingq 7y agoI'd argue the rear wheel drive makes it more dangerous. Lower velocity, but way more unpredictable.
- mikeash 7y agoJust look at all the videos of idiots spinning out and ramming spectators while leaving Cars and Coffee. You’d never be able to achieve that sort of loss of control in a Tesla.
- AgloeDreams 7y agoYou really have to work to be stupid with it though, the built in stability control has to be manually disabled and you have to be using the red key as well. Otherwise the Car's computer shuts it down.