mailscotty
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Model X does not have the sleek look like the Model S did. Nor does it have the sleek look that the infiniti x35 SUV has.
Scott
Scott
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Yes; during someone's in-vehicle video during a test drive, the driver clearly stated that it had AWD.Very cool feedback. As an aside though, didn't they say the AWD was what was going to make the turning radius great. That mean the one at the reveal was AWD?
Yes; during someone's in-vehicle video during a test drive, the driver clearly stated that it had AWD.
Very cool feedback. As an aside though, didn't they say the AWD was what was going to make the turning radius great. That mean the one at the reveal was AWD?
I was at the event, liked the Model X much more than I thought I would, and ordered on the spot (P1 in Canada).
But now, my wife and I feel we really want to get both, to go with our dear Roadster-- a full complement of Teslas!
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Don't hold back, tell us how you really feel. Seriously, what were you expecting/ hoping for?
Originally when I heard "Model X" I was expecting more of an SUV, less of a crossover/minivan. Pretty much a standard-door, 5-seat version of what rolled out. And I was very excited about it.
But as soon as I found out it would hold 7 adults... meh. It's still in the minivan category in my book, albeit a quick one. And with all the focus on holding car seats, why it needs to go 0-60 in 4.4 is beyond me. Hope people still drive conservatively with kids in the car.
Originally when I heard "Model X" I was expecting more of an SUV, less of a crossover/minivan. Pretty much a standard-door, 5-seat version of what rolled out. And I was very excited about it.
But as soon as I found out it would hold 7 adults... meh. It's still in the minivan category in my book, albeit a quick one. And with all the focus on holding car seats, why it needs to go 0-60 in 4.4 is beyond me. Hope people still drive conservatively with kids in the car.
What if they made a panel van version? Could you stand up some (Zero) motorcycles in it?
As I said a month ago, the Tesla fleet is evolving with Elon's family. Today, jumpseats for the twins are good. In a few years, Elon's growing (vertically) family will need the Model X. There's something to be said for being able to design and build your own car.