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I drive a Tesla. It's a much bigger car and a much more expensive car than my old prius. As such, I am terrified to drive it. I'm neither superior nor inferior
by cjoh 13y ago
I drive a Tesla. It's a much bigger car and a much more expensive car than my old prius. As such, I am terrified to drive it. I'm neither superior nor inferior of a driver as a result of purchasing and driving a tesla, but I'm certainly more afraid of loss than I used to be -- both the loss of money, and the loss of time I get to spend driving my Tesla should I be in an accident.
- rickdale 13y agoThats interesting. I would have guessed most people would love their Tesla. Do you drive the old Prius instead?
- selmnoo 13y agoIt's funny to hear someone say this. I just went from a Toyota Camry (a relatively big car) to Toyota Prius-C, and I have the opposite feelings. Doing a shoulder check is very hard with the Prius, because of the weird back of the car. I now as a result hesitate driving it a lot, instead opting to use my brother's Corolla. I do use the Prius in the city though, I easily get 75+ mpg when supermiling.
- ScottBurson 13y agoYour problem may have a solution. A search on "side mirror blind spot" turns up a bunch of products and some helpful advice [0]. [0] http://www.caranddriver.com/features/how-to-adjust-your-mirrors-to-avoid-blind-spots http://www.caranddriver.com/features/how-to-adjust-your-mirr...
- cjoh 13y agoI love my Tesla. That makes me more terrified to drive it. I love my 1 year old Son. That makes me more terrified to drop him.