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>it has more than enough power to get you out of a lot of traditionally sticky situations what does this mean? I'm thinking you're saying you can easily flee t
by snapcaster 2y ago
>it has more than enough power to get you out of a lot of traditionally sticky situations
what does this mean? I'm thinking you're saying you can easily flee the police pursuing you but I'm guessing I just misunderstood
- itishappy 2y agoLOL, not what I meant! An example of what I mean is merging next to an 18 wheeler. In most cars including my ol' minivan that takes a somewhat concerted effort. Pick a slot, match speed, communicate intent. A Tesla (or any sports car, really) doesn't need to do any of that. You can just lay on the accelerator because you can reasonably assume that you'll always be able to outmaneuver the other vehicle, and drivers often do. I don't blame them, it's way more fun that way. My argument is that a big part of learning to drive is building understanding and empathy for the other inhabitants of the road, and sports cars don't do a good job of this.