Charm, and glamor - 2 words derived from magic, both of which are ways to confuse (bedazzle? :-) ) otherwise rational people.

Move that one to the top of the truth-is-still-stranger-than-fiction files.

Saint Ronnie O’Reagan was very good at being the Teflon Commander-in-Chief.

Don’t be obtuse. The car tells you the charge level AND the estimated range based on current conditions. Tesla is making those calculations reflect real-world even better but, like any vehicle, it’ll fluctuate.
If in 3 yrs time, the best range you can hope for is 50, 100 or 150 miles, then call Tesla and tell them you…

Even if you spend about $USD 40k less, you get an 8yr, unlimited mile warranty on both the drive units AND the battery. So go spend that $130k and get a car you can beat the hell out of until 2023 - just put aside some money to replace the tires every year or so if you do.

I think they want more of the luxury market, which is currently dominated by BMW, Merc & Lexus. If Tesla can steal about 6000 sales away from the big 3, that’s half a billion dollars gross revenue.

200 more HP? Really? In any case, Tesla should emphasize torque numbers over horsepower.
That’s what creates the EV grin.

His other car eats hay.

And you’re losing an independent motor / drive unit. I believe Elon is on record as saying you can lose one drive unit and limp home with a mere 200 HP.

Not quite. It appears you can still order a single-motor 85 kWh model.

Oh, it’ll catch on, on fire. :-)

+1 for that but telling the truth isn't so can we trust that you're really a pedant or even a lawyer?

From ISIS. They've had LOTS of practice.

WTF?? If I'm going to buy a car for that kind of money, I'm going to fucking DRIVE it.
5000 miles in a year? I have coworkers who cycle more than that in a year.

Epic troll, troll.

Sigh.... another hypoChristian trying to teach a lesson he's never bothered to learn.

I'm sure that more than a few Christians have put crosses & rosaries in unholy places.

If Christians obeyed the 2nd commandment, they would have no holy icons at all.

Guess the Allahmighty takes that "graven images" commandment seriously.

The average person buying wine, whether it's from a store or at a restaurant, is rarely a student of wine nor an expert. So they're at the mercy of the seller.