plankeye
That Vegan EV Guy
I guess I'm the only one that needs an option for just "bare bones." At 35K, the base M3 will still blow away (in every way) every other EV on the market.
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There are probably thousands that would like "bare bones". They just don't seem to be a part of this forum.I guess I'm the only one that needs an option for just "bare bones." At 35K, the base M3 will still blow away (in every way) every other EV on the market.
I still want to beat everyone off the line. I'm not trying to get to a finish line....I just want to beat folks off the line. I'm in Chicago...I don't think I will pose any threat to you.
If Tesla sells it to me....I'm going to buy it. sorry.
12's? hmmmmI'm much more concerned with 1/4 mile time than a stop light run or 0-60 times
i'm hoping to see low 12's or better
Ok Topher... you're missing a big point sir... the cost of upgrading to the P90D is NOT about the fuze, it's all about the size of the battery... and number of cells therein. JB Straubel and Musk have already discussed on the earnings calls that the 3 could quite possibly have much less than a 60kw battery (the base model) so when upgrading to ludicrous on the 3 you are paying for a lot less battery if say the max size was a 60kw battery (up 20kw from a 40kw base(remember, the S had a 40kw battery that could almost do 200 miles), like the 90D is 20kw bigger than the 70). It is also a smaller car, so takes less battery to move it. Elons biggest goal with the Gigafactory and with building the Model 3 is to drive down the COST of the battery and cell production, so before you say that a model 3 will cost that much, please consider that the 60kw battery with an upgraded fuse could very possibly cost $58,000.I have no idea why you think that smart fuses are cheaper when you put them in a cheaper car. There are probably some things which can be cheaper, perhaps the upgraded battery is actually fewer batteries, but that certainly doesn't work for all those parts.
Adding $48,000 to $35,000 gives $83,000 which is probably a bit too high, but how much? Tesla needs to make a high volume, low priced car. They don't need to make the Ludicrous version cheap in order to do that, in fact, it works against that goal. I don't think one should ever bet on Tesla working against that goal.
Thank you kindly.
you willI'm much more concerned with 1/4 mile time than a stop light run or 0-60 times
i'm hoping to see low 12's or better
It would be stupid for Tesla to produce a "Ludicrous" Model 3 that didn't hit 11's.I'm much more concerned with 1/4 mile time than a stop light run or 0-60 times
i'm hoping to see low 12's or better
Probably more will do the same once they have to actually shell out the cashI guess I'm the only one that needs an option for just "bare bones." At 35K, the base M3 will still blow away (in every way) every other EV on the market.
I'm in it for the torque!I could care less about Ludicrous Mode. There are more important options then going faster.
I've never understood the fascination with obscene speed over function.
Why do you think Tesla sells the Ludicrous Mode?I could care less about Ludicrous Mode. There are more important options then going faster.
I've never understood the fascination with obscene speed over function.
Regardless of how the pricing shakes out, if your choices are all-out creature comforts or all-out speed, go for the comfort. Ludicrous Mode you'll only be able to use on rare occasions. Comfortable seats, quality sound, extended range, et al you'll be able to use every time you drive the car.
Ok Topher... you're missing a big point sir... the cost of upgrading to the P90D is NOT about the fuze, it's all about the size of the battery... and number of cells therein
I'm in Chicago...I don't think I will pose any threat to you.
The majority of people couldn't care less about 0-60 times. Personally, I have accelerated at full throttle from 0-60 once in my entire life. And that was to save my entire life.
Thank you kindly.
I can't help but wonder what it was that required you to go full throttle from 0-60 to save your life? Did someone have a hit out on you? Or were you escaping from an exploding building Hollywood-style?