Needsdecaf
Active Member
Or another way to look at it is that a four door street car can actually do this if you want to go to the track and reproduce the environment. The car CAN do a sub 2 0-60.
Not defending Elon; I'm only pointing out there are a few ways to look at it.
Yeah, I know, it doesn't need the hyperbole or the "company minders" when being tested.
HEADLINE
Omar's car does 0-60 in 2.32 seconds UPHILL![]()
My point exactly. An owner, who is presumably not a road test professional, got 2.32 seconds with a dragy on a public road, going uphill. There's no need to be so draconian about the restrictions.
The reason I get worked up over this is that auto journalists tend to be funny about this. They STILL talk about Ferrari's tactics of providing cheater cars, coming with full teams of mechanics and "minders", etc. They talk about tuner cars they've tested that produce ridiculous headline numbers....like once, under one condition, then break down. Etc. They also always are impressed when someone like Ruf shows up with a car, hands over the keys and says "call me when you're done". No cheater car. No "special circumstances".
I want for the car to have no asterisk.