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Heh. It doesn't have an emblem because it is a mirror image of roses car and using a clone brush to paint one on would be difficult not to stand out.
Chelsea Sexton showed this slide in her talk at TMCLast night, on the drive home, I wound up behind a Mitsubishi i-MiEV whose owner apparently has a sense of humor about his slightly egg-shaped vehicle. I was really bummed that I couldn't get a picture, but thanks to the magic of Google I found it:
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Chelsea Sexton showed this slide in her talk at TMC
One other "don't even have it yet" Tesla moment: This weekend I was at a place that specializes in buying used cars, and was selling my current car to them, and as the guy was processing the paperwork he casually asked "So what car are you getting next?". I answered Tesla Model S and he froze, stared over his glasses at me for a good 5 to 10 seconds in silence, then finally said "You're getting the best car ever made!"
It turned out they'd had someone sell an S60 to them so they had had a chance to drive it for a while and evidently were very impressed. That's another good sign for someone just about ready to get his!
* Later that day, I met a nice dude with a French accent named Jim at the Rhode Island supercharger. He drives a Blue 85 with tan interior. He charges there daily, as he lives a couple miles away (jealous!) and commutes to Gloucester.
At the end of practice, a kid asks her mom "can we buy a Tesla?" and she replies "no, because I believe in fossil fuels," making sure I can hear. I laugh, not sure how serious she is, and she comments that 55% of my car's electricity comes from coal. I simply reply that the real number varies widely by state, and the national average is closer to 40%. (I just checked Tesla's web site, their data from 2013 says national is 39% and VA is 27%.) Her only reply was "oh, I guess my numbers are out-of-date." It's funny, for me the environmental benefit is a plus but not #1 on my list, however I do like being able to educate a skeptic.
Who the hell would "believe in" fossil fuels? What kind of a sentence or sentiment is that?
You can rely on it, put up with it, bitch about it, but "believe in it"? Bizarre.