Ok. Sounds great.
Once again, you are completely mischaracterizing my position on ICE cars. This gets old after awhile. Perhaps I need to write 20 paragraphs next time? Using smaller words so you can understand?
I cannot speak for others, but I am neither a lover nor hater of EVs. When I eventually purchase an EV SUV, which will probably happen in around 5-10 years, I'm pretty sure I will like having it. I doubt that an SUV of any kind will ever rise to the level of emotional bond I formed with the sports cars I've owned.
I'm in the market for an SUV. But I'm holding off because (a) I don't actually need one, I just want one - so there's no hurry and (b) it's a pure seller's market for SUVs of all kinds right now, so it makes sense to wait on the market to become more neutral or even favorable for buyers.
I kind of am, that's true. My current lean is not at all consistent with my initial priorities for an SUV.You're shoppin' the wrong types of SUVs, then
If you're not sure on an EV yet, just lease one of the Germans you mentioned and see what options are available in 3 years.
How was your experience with the car?
Showoff
Do you get the 44 mi range/ hr as advertised?
I started out thinking large SUV (like the Suburban). But as time has passed, I've come to realize I have no need for something that big, at least not at the moment.
I see the reading comprehension issues persist. Seriously, I could write your posts for you. BUT THAT'S JUST ME was the phrase used when referring to MY Tesla driving experience.
Calm down. Do you always get this angry and offended when other people's viewpoints and opinions differ from yours?
Why don't you stop trying to stifle other people's opinions in this thread. All forum threads are going to wander around a bit, topically. And I'm not the only one wandering.
You're not understanding my point about dropping the fun factor "argument".
What do you think makes the car feel so good? Or is it just that undefinable feel that some cars have when the designers and engineers get it really right?
Congratulations! 47K miles in with mine (I was a 2016 line-waiter) and I still love climbing into it every day (as do the 5 friends and family members I convinced to buy their own).
). If you see this plate in the yellow lot tomorrow, say hi!
I’m hoping to be able to get a test drive of a C8 Z06 when it comes out. But I‘m not sure dealers will be too keen on allowing such test drives. I‘m not even sure it’s easy to get a test drive of a base C8 these days, although I expect that situation to improve after the chip shortage resolves.Maybe it's the setup. It's a beautiful car as you approach it. It's even more beautiful when you're sitting in it. I think those impressions just lend themselves to a feeling that the car is something special. And hell, it should be, right? I mean the friggin' thing cost $239,000.00. But regardless, there's an intoxicating, "come hither" air about it.
Hell, my wife - who never passes on an opportunity to complain about my driving - came back from a spin in the DB11 and rather coyly admitted that she'd had it well beyond 120 mph on one of the local county roads. She, who loves her German sedan but insists that cars are basically just tools, gushed about how much fun the Aston was. I guarantee you if you put her behind the wheel of a Camaro SS her response would be "meh".
I'm trying to get her to test drive a C8.
Midnight silver with black interior. I think my original delivery estimate was 11-15 weeks. It was here in 7.
Nice. All my cars have been some kind of black or some kind of silver. They are the fastest colors.
fastest colors?Nice. All my cars have been some kind of black or some kind of silver. They are the fastest colors.
So exciting when picking up a new car. Best of luck with it.
A car being the fastest color is a common light-hearted joke in the automotive enthusiast community.
In and out of the dealership in 15 minutes. Amazing first drive out on the highway. Have a lot to learn about the features but it is very user friendly.