Why won't they drive them ?
What secret mods did you do to make them undriveable that one time ? I've tried everything upto now . It's riding on the bumps stops as we speak |
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Coincidentally, at yesterday's auto cross event a relatively stock looking MazdaSpeed Miata that he drove there came in second behind a tricked out / stripped out trailered Corvette. Tossing the living crap out of my Miata on the autocross course is great fun, can't recommend them enough. |
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-New Mishimoto Aluminum Radiator / Cap / Thermostat -New Coolant -New Centric Brake Rotors F & R -New Hawk Pads -New Mazda Timing Belt / Idlers / Water Pump / Cam and Crank Seals -New Accessory Belts -All New Mazda Rubber Hoses -New NGK Plugs and Wires -New Trans and Diff Fluids -Some other small items Granted I did all of the work myself which was pretty easy with Keith Tanner's book but all in for parts was ~ $800. Good Luck doing that with a Porsche. |
Whoever put that chart together was not in Texas. The national chick car of Texas is the Ford F150... hands down...
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The 918 laptime under 7:00 made perfect sense to me... |
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Now she is afraid to drive it |
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Electric motor = instant torque. Also with the computer checking each wheel all the time, it can make micro adjustments to each wheel to put maximum power without any wheels spin. I have driven the roadster and it's scary fast and silent. Faster than the Lotus it is based on |
^ I think electric cars will soon be making all the gas guzzlers look like the slow pokes. The tech will open up to cars that more aggresive drivers gravitate towards and not just the mild-mannered Prius or Leaf commuter.
When Tesla has a full line up in a price spectrum that can be cross-shopped with the commonly found A4's, 3 series, C class, Acura, Lexus IS and similar, we're going to see a big change in the mindset of car buyers. Tesla have the lowest price ber kilowat-hour firmly in the bag with demand in many more categories than high end touring. |
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Bfeller, no offense meant! I like the F150 a lot... And I also own a Fiat 500 and a Dodge 3500 so I am all screwed up! LOL!
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Ditto for the F150. I'd be impressed if I saw a girl driving one of those. This guy who whipped up this chart must be from some part of the country I've never been to. But this chart may reveal a bit of a pre-existing bias. http://www.graspingforobjectivity.co...Type_thumb.jpg |
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Overall, I think the choices on that list were probably true. Sure, in some rural areas, women are going to like trucks. But not in places like LA or NYNY. To me, the only transportation item that can be labeled for women is a bicycle. But plenty of women can and do ride the men's style bikes. |
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