Bravo!

Yes yes!

It is a beautiful car, without a doubt. So poised.

If this doesn't make the list, I will eat my socks.

4th gear: Porsche, you done fucked up now.

Very nice. Sounds like an awesome childhood!

Was it your car? Absolutely gorgeous, one of my favorite cars of all time.

Dude, come on. If you don't like it, you don't like it, but that doesn't mean that anyone who drives a VAG car is an idiot, or dull, or predictable. Unless "VAG tards" refers to a specific subset.

I worked on one in my high school auto shop - didn't seem so bad!

Only 6' 2.5" . . . I will make it work! There are 8 or so on craigslist near me right now. I don't have the money.

I've wanted one of these since I learned how to want!

Killer choice! We're studying the same thing - best of luck with the truck and the degree!

I was in Monterey this year and saw many of them race.

A passenger in a Caterham that supposedly weighs 1,115 pounds? Definitely makes a difference.

Bitches love station wagons. Shows commitment. Bitches love commitment.

This was really great! Hear hear!

Previous positive articles do not negate the negative tone that blankets so many of the recent articles. Unfortunately, I don't have the time to sit down and read the 430 articles that come up on Jalopnik when I search "Tesla," but as you can see here, readers have been noticing the negativity that shines so brightly…

That's because it's a pre-production prototype. I've sat in the Fisker and such, the fit and finish is excellent. I don't know whether or not the fit and finish on the Model S will be on the same level as the Fisker, but I also don't think it's fair to judge a pre-production mule against a production car.

It's more than skepticism; there's no encouragement whatsoever. I know we've already had this discussion but I still think Jalopnik's attitude regarding Tesla is irrationally negative. This may not matter because I'm one person, but it does turn me off as a reader of the site.

Thank you. Finally a starred commenter that agrees!