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Lol is on you. It's not simply an oil consumption play. My friend sold a used p85d for 120k used to a guy who didn't want to wait the 6 months to get his. LOL
Lol is on you. It's not simply an oil consumption play. My friend sold a used p85d for 120k used to a guy who didn't want to wait the 6 months to get his. LOL
Yep to another fool that wants to save on buying gas....
If someone wants to save on buying gas, they'll buy a Chevy Volt, a Nissan Leaf like mine, a Mercedes-Benz B-class electric car, a BMW i3 or any of the other electric cars out there. A Tesla buyer is buying it for the performance aspect. Saving gasoline is just a positive perk of the performance capabilities of an electric motor. Insane torque, smooth driving, quiet ride....those are the positives of electric cars aside from saving gasoline.
Maybe not - maybe he just sick of buying a liquid and burning it to move his car. So 20th century.
Do you use electricity? That goes back to the 1800s. I can name tons of things you use today that were invented hundreds of years ago that remain unchanged today. Time changing is not a reason to change something that works just fine and has been proven to work for decades and even centuries.
Maybe not - maybe he just sick of buying a liquid and burning it to move his car. So 20th century.
Yea, a liquid that can be used to move a vehicle continuously for months until something breaks on the car other than a ten minute fuel stop. It's so 20th century. Electric cars have applications however they are not a full replacement for cars using fuel.
A Tesla, like a Rolex is a statement; "Got it Made".
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