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Tsunami Racer @ Nov 19th 2007 12:10PM
as a current elise owner, i get 27mpg and would rather have two elises for the same price as one tesla. i know, i know, i'm missing the point of a 100% electric car but i guess i'm of the school of thought that says, if you want an electic commuter, buy one and if you want a sports car, then also have a real sports car (internal combustion with 5/6 gears and exhaust note). i feel like the Tesla is like a Cayanne Turbo; brilliant for what it is but it's a compromise either way.
tankd0g @ Nov 19th 2007 12:20PM
Another test driver "riding bitch". Yawn.