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They may not be in production yet, but they are asking $200k for the Roadster (and $250k for the founders), which might be the super car I presume parent is tal
by Crosseye_Jack 5y ago
They may not be in production yet, but they are asking $200k for the Roadster (and $250k for the founders), which might be the super car I presume parent is talking about. The plaid while not $200k still clocks in at $150k
- filoleg 5y ago>They may not be in production yet, but they are asking $200k for the Roadster (and $250k for the founders), which might be the super car I presume parent is talking about Well, that's the problem. Claiming that the car that isn't even in production yet has "underbraking" issue is misleading at best. Regardless, I don't think that person was talking about the upcoming Roadster, because they added a link as a citation in "having their $200k super car be criminally underbraked. [2]", and [2] is a link to a video review of Model S Plaid by a big car youtube channel. I have no idea why they linked that specific video, because it was a glowing review of the car. The reviewers were giddy and threw tons of praise at it in pretty much every aspect.
- screye 5y agoI meant the plaid. Sorry. You are right, Tesla makes good cars. The rub is pretty much about carelessness on part of Tesla in safety design. I specifically linked the video because they are even handed in their reviews and not one of those who put down cars just because they don't like the CEO.
- filoleg 5y agoThanks for explaining your point, I really appreciate it. Mostly because the original reply seemed like it was just trying to insert a video that doesn't fit the criticism drawn in the comment, but is baiting for people who will just read the comment without watching the video. But I get the point you were trying to make now. While I disagree, I cannot in good conscience not upvote a point made well.