Originally Posted by ferrarif1fan89
I think whether this car is a success or not cannot be determined at the current time. I think it is foolish to come to conclusions so early in the car's production lifespan. Let the car be delivered, let the numbers speak for themselves. It is then, and only then, that you can conclude whether or not this car is a success or not, financially, economically, and emotionally.  |
You say that, but it's a limited production car that costs $100,000. So we can't
really see if it's successful in the traditional sense. Of course, I call it a failure because it failed to meet the promises that the Tesla execs made years ago.(except for the superior chassis from Lotus) If there's one car that completely fulfilled its promise, it's probably the Bugatti Veyron.(after much much delay)
Go on everyone! Skip to the conclusions!
Don't get me wrong, though. I'm growing warm to this...thing.
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