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That's a good-looking car, as is Chrysler's 200C concept electric car. The name, though, ugh. Tesla needs to spend a couple of brain cells... how hard can it be to think up a name that doesn't sound like it came BEFORE Henry Ford's Model T?
I wouldn't mind having that car. Especially if it can go 120.
His name on a car is a small price to pay for the quality of life everyone enjoys today. We use alternating electricity everyday thanks to Tesla. Can any other person in the history of mankind say the same. The car is wonderfull and so is the name.
When Tesla is planning to come out with their affordable version? What ever happen to the plan to build one battery suitable for every electric vehicle and create a battery exchange portals on the gass stations? Does anybody know?
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Looks awfully close to the Aston Martin Rapide! The front is just a tick shorter other than that the lines and rare spoiler are almost identical!
His name on a car is a small price to pay for the quality of life everyone enjoys today. We user alternating electricity everyday thanks to Tesla. Can any other person in the history
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