And the future is down the toilet

LOL

I notice mostly women and gays hate Tesla. Why is that?

>>28909997
women and gays make up 90% of tesla owners so they probably hate them because they have to drive them every day lol

>>28910002
Statistically false. Most Tesla owners are white married men, more than any other brand. It's been called out as "problematic".

>>28910011
LOL

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>>28909980
What if all I want is a convertible that has a manual and goes vroom vroom?

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>>28909980
Out of the thousands of cars I've aligned, I've had two Teslas have the inner tie rod fall off while setting the front toe, and zero other brands have done that. Really makes you think.

>>28910002
kek

>>28910064
when it comes to convertibles; you either get it, or you don't. op is cunting for teslas, so he obviously doesn't.

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>>28909980
>It's the future
EVs have been around for at least 140 years at this point. How long until the "future" finally gets here?

using electricity to move is morally questionable

>>28910011
I've never seen any white married men driving teslas, It's always balding techbros with nobody else in the car.

eat shit retard ill fucking choke you out of this life

>>28910165
What a disingenuous faggy fallacy of an argument. You should be ashamed.

>>28910165
It's the future we should've had desu.
>>28910273
They sound like happy men.

>>28911554
You sound like you're going to cry

Please everyone buy teslas and spend 6 hours at a charging station. Please. Keep our freeways safe and pollution free.

>>28911564
I wouldn't suggest EVs unless you can charge at home. But if you can, it's sweet. Even if you have other traditional cars, this will be your daily.

>>28909980
For me it’s the electric g wagon

>>28909980
Crazy we live in an era where chinese cars are better than american

>>28911588
They aren't. But even if they were, the last person you should expect good service from are Chinese.

>>28911589
Giga cope.

>>28909980
Tesla did fine when they created and rode the initial boom. Teslas are mostly bought by normies who don't have opinions what a good or even decent car should be like. Now Tesla is slowly dying because their lack of updating their lineup and Elon wanting it to be a robotics or ai company. Hyundai/Kia, the Chinese and VAG and Renault at least in Europe are leaving Tesla behind.

>>28909997
Everyone has something negative to say if you tell them you drive a tesla, always some comment about the fires or the doors not working, but the ladies always change their tunes when they see the phone chargers

>>28909980
Ugliest line up of cars ever made. Cheap shit construction.

How does the "gigacast", single piece body affect repairability in case of a crash?

>>28911790
https://www.industryarsenal.com/p/gigacastings-save-on-vehicle-repairs

Its cheaper overall to repair over the lifetime of a car.
Its safer overall for driver as the gigacast protects drivers from certain death in crash. Tesla is consistently #1 safety i both active physical material safety and passive software safety, on both points Tesla ranks #1, combined its just leagues ahead of everything.

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>>28910165
>1920: "These engines have existed for over 50 years. Horses are more popular than ever. When is this "future" finally catching up?"

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>>28912229
>Tesla is consistently #1 safety i both active physical material safety

>>28913077
40,000 people die each year in car accident in the US

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>>28913019
Yes yes literal farm animal is the same comparison

>>28913019
>1920: horses are obsolete and we need to choose the best possible replacement technology to develop. We have steam, electric and gasoline. The greatest of them will shape the rest of the century and beyond!

Imagine if we had big combustion plants that just burned gasoline for the heat, and then {{we}} mandate that the industry do their best science to convey and bottle that heat. And we could only use heat bottles in our cars so we can call them 'zero emission' on some judaic mind tricks.

That's exactly what charging batteries in battery cars is. Nothing wrong with electric drive motors, but if you're not generating the electricity locally, you're goycattle

>>28913104
The difference is electricity can be created from means other than burning oil

>>28909980
If your car can not survive in Middle Eastern battlefields, then it does not have a future

>>28913104
In my country, 99% of all electricity regeneration is from non-fossil sources.

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>>28909980
I got a Mach E instead. It looks cooler and has car play.

>>28913172
This standard reply is for another argument. And we call them hydrocarbons, not fossily fuels like some kindergarten kike. Oil is abiotic BTW

>>28913120
That's irrelevant. The point is that hydrocarbons are the way to store and transport motive fuels, like GOD intended, not electrons

>>28913241
>like GOD intended
I think they both partly reflect Godly processes. It just depends on the organism. Fossil fuels are akin to gathering energy from food, but some creatures get fuel straight from the atmosphere or photosynthesis. The sky's the limit of what's godlike.

>>28913251
Was thinking more like God made the perfect energy source for humankind in the ultra convenient combustion of HCs, where the byproducts are water and plant food, but I see what you're sayng

>>28913255
If it was perfect then it wouldn't be a limited and non renewable quantity and it would be more efficient and wouldn't waste about 70% of the energy as noise and heat

>>28913267
>all this jewish nonsesne
I bet you think we're running out of water too, and that water is a 'limited and non-renewable' resource. Also, what the fuck does 'renewable' mean? Do you think we can grow plants forever, with just sunlight? All these new world pseudoscientific narratives that exploit the average goyish ignorance of geophysics and chemistry

>>28913278
>bro is advocing for Israeli while calling 4th grade science "Jewish nonsense"

>>28913100
>2025: Gas cars are obsolete and we need to choose the best possible replacement technology.

>>28913303
>breaks out the '4th grade science' for actual discourse
Thats rough dude. Tell me about how renewable potash is. What about urea from 'fossil' fuels? Get back when you graduate past grade 4

>>28913278
>>28913365
It's kind of hard to tell someone else they haven't graduated 4th grade science, and then also say you don't know what a non renewable resource is

>>28913365
Nitrogen can be synthesized from electrolysis.

>>28909980
is it possible at all for ev manufacturers to not make such fucking ugly bloated wannabe year 3000 futuremobiles?
the byd shark comes pretty close at least on the outside. i really think a lot more people would buy EVs if they looked like they came straight out of 1968. or at the bare minimum didn't look so fucking horrible.

>>28913429
What's wrong with the Mach E? The shape is normal enough.
I like the bloat though. It's built like a tank.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pG5d03b7TK8

>>28913433
On a sidenote, it's kind of funny that some of these structural changes in order to protect the batteries has resulted in cars built like the 1950s again.

>>28909980
jeetmobile
not giving H1Blon money sorry

>>28913433
i much prefer the boxy shape that is the shark

>>28909980
I think about how miserable it must be to own one. I'm fueled up with 500+ miles of real world range in under 3 minutes before they've even started the charging process.

>>28913459
If you can charge at your home, nothing beats that. It's sweet as hell. But I wouldn't recommend an EV otherwise.

>>28913461
You can fuel at home if you really want to too. Why you would spend so much on a EV just to have it confine you to a containment zone is a little beyond me but whatever.

>>28909980
Soulless NPC blob.
That one in particular is one of the ugliest cars on the road today.

>>28913465
What containment zone? I can do what I want, except off roading. Once upon a time I needed that, but not so much anymore.

>>28913468
EV's still suck and always will suck at long distance travel. People who aren't trapped in a containment zone enjoy doing these things. But nobody on the face of the planet skis, snowboards, hikes or camps, right?

>>28913469
What are you arguing that with me for? I'm not saying you need one. Do what you want. I just said myself that I wouldn't even recommend an EV if you can't charge at home.
But there are EVs that are better on the off-road. I just don't have that, personally. Travel-wise on regular paved roads, I'm fine. I don't live in some shithole where I can't charge on the road. There's charging stations everywhere. I just think for daily use in your locale - which is most use cases - then EVs are an easy win with home charging. Even when you have other ICE cars for fun reasons, the EV would still be your best daily.

>>28913473
>What are you arguing that with me for?
You're just another cope shill trying to ram EV's down people's throats. "b-but it works for my containment zone life therefor it should work for everybody else!" It'll be decades until a EV is a realistic daily driver for people who don't live in a containment zone.

>>28913483
Eh? I merely chimed in. lol. I didn't make the thread. Get a grip.

>>28913486
Go chime at your local Tesla dealers "work for free days. This is not the place to deal with your buyers remorse.

>>28913491
I don't have a Tesla.
Sounds like you need to get something out of your system, but I'm not your shoulder to cry on. Good luck with that.

>>28913469
>>28913483
When I need to travel long distances, I can always rent a car. Why buy a gas car when I only need the range a few times a year. It's like daily driving a pick up truck when I only tow once or twice a year. Or wearing a diving suit every day because I like to go snorkeling once a year.

>>28913529
You people have issues lol. A pickup truck makes much more sense as a daily than a EV if you're looking at practicality. The EV is the one trick pony.

>>28913241
Dumb mutt kys

>>28913550
>A pickup truck makes much more sense as a daily than a EV if you're looking at practicality.
Was that really what you thought the point was?

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>>28913241
>he gets his electricity from burning shit
meanwhile, hydrochads with electric cars