PeterW
Member
Yes, I have seen the grumpy ones who clearly turn their heads and even make eye contact but, choose not to toss out even half a smile. Well, we were all meant to be social beings and it's really their loss
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Yes, I have seen the grumpy ones who clearly turn their heads and even make eye contact but, choose not to toss out even half a smile. Well, we were all meant to be social beings and it's really their loss
Motorcyclists have a wave, of sorts, as well.
In the 3 months I've had my Model S, I've passed 5 other Model S's. To me, it seems natural to wave at the other driver; we have a relatively rare car, and I believe (hope) that most people bought the car for the same reason. Thus, I feel there should be some kind of community around the Model S. That said, my 5 waves have produced two last second (seemingly) grumpy responses. The other three people (all in Seattle BTW) have not waved at all. In each case, I am certain they saw my car with plenty of time to make a response, but chose not to.
This makes me somewhat sad. I used to love driving in my friends VW bug when I was in college, with every other bug owner waving back - it really seemed that there was a community around that car. I was hoping (expecting) the Model S would be similar.
So....question for the forum:
Do you wave if you see another model S on the road?
Please define this term.Once the sun comes out everyone will be hanging out the windows or panos and get all giddy.