MSN 5 of the most fetching rides of 2010-2011

[rolosrevenge]

http://editorial.autos.msn.com/listarticle.aspx?cp-documentid=1177474&icid=autos_1761a&GT1=22021

Model S is in there.

 

[PopSmith]

That's a pretty good list and I agree with all five picks. :tongue:

 

[Lancelac]

"Expect pricing to be in the supercar range."

Huh?

 

[Jaff]

He's also (probably) wrong in choosing the Model S for this year. (2010-2011)
Just like that article in Forbes...wonder why they're both picking a vehicle that (as we're being told) is not scheduled to be available to the public until 2012 for their respective lists?

I mean, we'll take the P.R., but...

"Expect pricing to be in the supercar range."

Huh?

 

[PopSmith]

"Expect pricing to be in the supercar range."

Huh?

Clearly the base model won't be near that so it's a bit of a misnomer for the writer to say that. A loaded or nearly-loaded Model S could very well be $80-100K depending what options are available and how much the bigger battery packs cost.

Just like that article in Forbes...wonder why they're both picking a vehicle that (as we're being told) is not scheduled to be available to the public until 2012 for their respective lists?

I find that interested as well. All the reports I've read suggest a mid-2012 launch for Model S as a MY2013 vehicle.