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Tesla Model3 dual is 4.03 seconds, not 4.3 while the F-150 lightning standard range is 4.2. The F-150 extended range is 3.8 as you state, but then the Tesla Mo
by MarkusQ 5mo ago
Tesla Model3 dual is 4.03 seconds, not 4.3 while the F-150 lightning standard range is 4.2.
The F-150 extended range is 3.8 as you state, but then the Tesla Model 3 performance comes in at 2.8.
https://www.0-60specs.com/tesla/model-3-0-60-times https://www.0-60specs.com/tesla/model-3-0-60-times
https://www.fordoffeasterville.com/blogs/4896/ford-lightning-0-60-times-and-acceleration https://www.fordoffeasterville.com/blogs/4896/ford-lightning...
- threetonesun 5mo agoBoth are absurd and entirely unnecessary for vehicles not on a race track. Tesla's great trick was replacing BMW as the car your neighborhood prick who wants to look upscale buys by default.
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- threetonesun 5mo agoRight, there's no form of racing that is a straight line, is there. Regardless, optimizing a pick up for 0-60 time is a strange goal, unless you have some express desire to launch 2x4s a great distance in a complicated way.
- MarkusQ 5mo agoYou are dangerously close to initiating a new sport. Someday, commentators filling air time on ESPN's "Need to Yeet" may bring up this comment as "the Casual Remark That Started it All".
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- HeyLaughingBoy 5mo agoThis has to be sarcasm, right?
- robocat 5mo agoFaster than electric: https://wikipedia.org/wiki/JATO_Rocket_Car https://wikipedia.org/wiki/JATO_Rocket_Car