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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Who are all these folks that keep pushing Tesla cars? We know they exist and they serve their own purpose. But no one who is into cars look at it as something other than a fancy appliance.

It’s not a car where you look back after you park it. You don’t look over the curves of the car in admiration when washing it. You don’t wake up early on the weekends to drive it around windy roads. You don’t drive and just listen to the intake and the crackle of the exhaust. There is no road feel in the steering wheel telling you what the front tires are doing. You can’t engage the clutch and slide the shifter into the next gear as you rev the engine to redline. There is no driving experience in the Tesla other than isolation from the outside. It’s like going on vacation by watching the stock photos of Italy and saying you have been there.

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Driving experience for you is : car noise, exhaust noise, engaging the clutch, etc..
It is obvious that you are old. 
Your definition of good driving experience means nothing to the new generation born in the digital world.
Driving experience for them is: great acceleration, no noise, no vibration, a lot of tech etc...

My great grandparents didn't like your driving experience either. They complained about your combustion engine cars.
You couldn't feel the power of the horses, you couldn't hear their whinny noise,  the feeling on the road was so different. 
Horse carriages was their thing.
To each generation it's own.
I love the driving experience is electric cars.
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No one cares about you, we are trying to help the OP. F-off.[/quote]

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