cliffordsmith
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Are charge stations readily available? I've never seen one in Tampa.My 2013 Tesla
How do you charge it though if you have a charge station like 10 miles away??
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How do you charge it though if you have a charge station like 10 miles away??
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that 17" touch screen in the model is is serious though
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You completely missed my point. My point is if you are a person of means, chances are you live somewhere where it's safe to plug in your car. If you rent a basement suite, you probably shouldn't be considering a Tesla. That was my point, simple as that. It was merely a generalization, not a rule. I'm sure there are exceptions, there always are
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^OMFG that m3
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Thanks man, I just bought it a couple weeks ago, storing it during the winter. first thing imma do in spring is throw some tint on it, and flowmaster cat back
fontaine
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Good theft deterrent systems... Motorcycle got stolen... But I got KT back... Gotta protect my baby
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I can't wait to scoop a new car in a year or 2. Debating on TSX, accord coupe civic coupe and Altima coupe (20k) budget. Got more than enough time to debate.
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I knew this... I just find the fixed roof not appealing compared to this...
I always prefered this look over the ZO6 fixed roof.. Its funny how much people don't emm notice it till you bring it to their attention..
Always liked the exterior, but this is downright inexcusable:
Vettes were never known for their interior.. It seems like the new Vettehas great interior but the outside is fugly now..
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funny enough thats actually a 2005+; The blue car posted by haddix has an even more basic interior. To each their own though, most Vette buyers couldnt care less about about the interior. Its a sportscar... not a luxury car. People buy them for the driving experience, not the stationary experience. Generic interiors allow GM to sell their cars at a price that blows away the competition.
I personally like bland and plain american interiors.
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"It's a sports car" isn't a valid argument. There is no excuse for the Corvette's GM parts bin interior. The Cayman is a sports car but somehow Porsche manages to fit it with a decent interior...
C7 looks to be improved, though:
C7 looks to be improved, though:
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You completely missed my point. My point is if you are a person of means, chances are you live somewhere where it's safe to plug in your car. If you rent a basement suite, you probably shouldn't be considering a Tesla. That was my point, simple as that. It was merely a generalization, not a rule. I'm sure there are exceptions, there always are
No, I actually didn't miss your point and it is a ridiculous generalization. Then you follow it up with an even more ridiculous generalization about someone renting a basement suite. There are plenty of people of means that live in(or own) luxury apartments/condos with parking lots/garages where you cannot plug in your car.
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"It's a sports car" isn't a valid argument. There is no excuse for the Corvette's GM parts bin interior. The Cayman is a sports car but somehow Porsche manages to fit it with a decent interior...
C7 looks to be improved, though:
The Caymen is an entry level Porsche product while the Corvette is GMs flagship performance product, yet the Vette still MSRPs lower then the Caymen. Generic parts bin interiors are a large factor in what allows American cars to outperform their competition while costing less.
Also keep in mind the Porsche interior you posted is a Caymen S, the base Caymen interior is just as grey, dull and lame as the c6.... But add some red bump the price 10k and all of a sudden its decent.
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Growing up I always wanted one and I finally got one lol
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What are you trying to prove here
? I'm well aware it is a generalization, I even SAID I made a generalization. I also mentioned there were exceptions, e.g. People with condos that don't feel safe plugging it in. So again, where are you going with this?
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I'm with ya on that. That Grand National interior
To each their own though, most Vette buyers couldnt care less about about the interior. Its a sportscar... not a luxury car. People buy them for the driving experience, not the stationary experience. Generic interiors allow GM to sell their cars at a price that blows away the competition.
I personally like bland and plain american interiors.
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My new car I want to do some stuff to it unsure though.
Thats My Word
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just sold my beater/daily/gas saver civic EX and picked up a 95 Integra GSR 4-Door as a replacement. bone stock from a dude who has owned it since 1998 for $2,600!
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nice pick up
I always tell myself im going to get another teg since i cant seem to sell all these parts
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Thanks fellas.
I don't have a garage; no problem charging though.
Going to get the HPWC installed and I'll get 60 miles per hour of charging since I have the twin chargers.
Yes it is. Plus free internet/3G and free Slacker for the time being. I axed if they'll have 4G and the Delivery Specialist told me it already has the hardware, just needs a software update. I don't know if he knows for sure though. I can tether my cell phone to it anyways.
I don't have a garage; no problem charging though.
Going to get the HPWC installed and I'll get 60 miles per hour of charging since I have the twin chargers.
Yes it is. Plus free internet/3G and free Slacker for the time being. I axed if they'll have 4G and the Delivery Specialist told me it already has the hardware, just needs a software update. I don't know if he knows for sure though. I can tether my cell phone to it anyways.
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