> > It never gets old Unlike a Tesla a 911 will be able to do it 500 times in a row, like clockwork. Again and again. You'll literally run out of tires and the

> > It never gets old Unlike a Tesla a 911 will be able to do it 500 times in a row, like clockwork. Again and again. You'll literally run out of tires and the car will be screaming for more. That's also the reason why Porsche has most wins of any constructur at Le Mans 24h and Nurburgring 24h and I am pretty sure they are on the podium for most wins at Suzuka 24h and Spa 24h, Porsche also won the Dakar multiple times and the Rally World Championship a handful of times. Tesla instead never even competed once in such races, however they are the kings of the financial press and PR stunts on twitter I'll give you that. People say the 911 has a cult following ( for example they are very defensive of the same 50 year old design vis-a-vis Italian sports car which change design language every 3-5 years) but at least it's rooted in performance over the last 50 years. Tesla cultists instead can't even locate the fancy names of tracks I just mentioned on a map, nor they know the country they are in or where the multi-stage competitions take place. > > New plaids start at $92,000 Any decently mantained used 500cc twin stroke bike starts (and ends) at $5000 and has the same 0-60mph time as and a 0-60-0 time (and distance) some 2 orders of magnitude better than that go kart for easily indoctrinated rich people.