So the actual production number will be your P or R number + 2000? That could be well into 2012 or even 2013.
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So the actual production number will be your P or R number + 2000? That could be well into 2012 or even 2013.
So the actual production number will be your P or R number + 2000? That could be well into 2012 or even 2013.
So the actual production number will be your P or R number + 2000? That could be well into 2012 or even 2013.
for oil supply after Peak
^for oil supply now that we're past peak^
There, fixed that for ya.
2 year wait with likely delays? Welcome to my (former) world!
But it was so worth the wait, as the Model S will be...
Heck, I bet the Sport edition with the 300 Mile pack would cost less than the roadster, beat its range and come close in performance.
So if I understand this correctly, the first model year of the Model S will not be offered with the Sport option?
And I have heard SEVERAL times from many people at TM that once the loans from the DOE were approved it would be 26 months until cars started rolling off the assembly line. So WITH NO DELAYS the first cars should be rolling off the line in last quarter of 2011.
Not enough info is known to say Yes or No. They could have the Sport model figured out by 2012. That is a long way in the future.
ok. Now that we have our sequence numbers, what are we supposed to obsessively fixate on next? :smile: