Yes. It most certainly is. It feels like a go cart because it's so light and the instant torque with no gears to changes makes it feel much faster than it is...even though 7 sec 0-60 is pretty decent to begin with.

It handles very well because it is so light.

Yes, you can drive with one pedal. Yes, the break lights come on under strong regen. No, the regen isn't adjustable.

The dip in the rear window makes visibility from the rear seat (which is large enough for 2 adults) much better.

I'm 6'3 with all my height in my torso and I still have lots of head room. It probably helps that US version don't have sun roofs. I have more room in my i3 then I did in my Honda Ridgeline.

I just bought one. 2014 i3 Rex. I love it...and I don't believe in global warming. Unfortunately, mines been in the shop all week. The check engine light in my electric car came on (irony I know). Misfire on cylinder 1. They are replacing plugs, wires, coils, and intake manifold gaskets. I'll get it back today…

I just did but in my case, I eliminated gas. My daily commute is 60 miles - 300 per week. My previous vehicle was a 2006 Honda Ridgeline. It averaged about 17.5 MPG. 1200 miles per month / 17.5 = 68.5 gallons of gas. Figuring gas at an average of $3.50/gallon, I was spending $240 per month.

I looked at this but in the end bought the i3. The range extender was the clincher. It removes the range anxiety. Both cars are hella fun to drive though.

I was thinking that as well. The GTR seems to just launch so much harder than the other cars and there is no way it's more aerodynamic than the Lambos.

Here's my stupid question: How much HP does it take to have a "fun" car? I've never had a sports car but now that I'm hitting my mid life crisis, I'd like to get one (It cheaper than a mistress). I'd like it to be able to easily do a burnout without having to pop the clutch. IfI decide on an automatic, I want to…

Could they actually resell this diamond? I wonder if it's truly a case of finders keepers. There can't be that many diamonds in the world like this and people in the biz would probably recognize it if it suddenly appeared for sale. Could Jaguar demand their property back?

Three things. First, it's 2014. Why the big ass key? I know there is security stuff in it but seriously, with all the tech we can pack into a smartphone, I know these could be made smaller. By the time you have a 2 car keys and the remote fobs and your house keys etc., you can't fit them in your pocket anymore. …

Wow. HDR much?

Hi Gino-Gargiulo. No hate here - I love it. My comment was for others complaining that we don't tax the rich enough. My point was that when people spend money like this, it benefits lots of people...plus we get to enjoy wild creations like yours!

Why the hate? 1.3 million of this mans money just got transferred to a bunch of people to build a boat. Instead of taxing the rich, why not just require them to buy insane stuff like this. It's a win for everyone!

Exactly. I'm sure the computer keeps track of the number of times the feature is used which could easily be crossed referenced with GPS data (does Ford have an OnStar equivalent?).

They don't throttle anymore. I asked them specifically about it and they said they changed their policy due to complaints. I was able to upload 700 GB during the trial.

Carbonite doesn't throttle uploads anymore. I was able to upload at 3MB (my max upload) during the entire trial and managed to upload 700GB. The reason I decided not to use them, however, was that I could never be sure what was backed up since they skip all different types of executables. I have lots of program…

I was already to go with Carbonite until I realized that it doesn't backup exe and other program files unless you manually select each one for backup. This means that for my folder of installers for programs I've bought and downloaded, I'd have to traverse each one and add it to the backup. There is no way I'm doing…

How about Turbros?