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pesos 09-18-2016 9:25 PM

Tesla P100D smokes Lambo Huracan
 
0-60 in 2.5s

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jonblarc7 09-19-2016 6:40 AM

I really wouldn't call that smoked. Tesla's get off the line great but have no top end at all. That lambo was going by it like it was sitting still at the end of the race.

pesos 09-19-2016 6:59 AM

Well I should hope there's SOMETHING it can do better at twice the price :)

Worth noting that by the time it finally passes the Tesla they're about 10 seconds in and roughly 115mph... pretty impressive in my book

I drove the P90d model X a few weeks ago and the initial acceleration is beyond insane. Less than 3sec 0-60

jonblarc7 09-19-2016 7:13 AM

When I re read my post it sounded like I didn't think it was impressive. That wasn't what I was trying to get out. It was very impressive. There is no doubt they very fast, they just fall on their face over 100mph. But they get there so much faster than any other cars. You just can't beat instant full torque

pesos 09-19-2016 7:16 AM

Totally. I guess they haven't figured out a way to put in a transmission without it blowing up.

timmyb 09-19-2016 7:36 AM

Tesla's are impressive! I would love to have one someday but when you put it in a video with that Lambo, all I can do is drool over the sound of it even if it is losing! :D I'd like to see the Tesla against a new 2017 Porsche 911 Turbo, I saw they are pulling 2.3 0-60 and 10.6 @130mph in the 1/4 mile. Cars are just getting ridiculously fast!

mlzelenik 09-19-2016 7:46 AM

There's no doubt the Teslas are impressive but in no way shape or form would I rather have it over the Huracan. You just can't beat the sound of a screaming engine.

pesos 09-19-2016 8:00 AM

I agree totally different beasts but I need a family hauler and the model X is high on the list - tough to get twin car seats in the lambo :D

timmyb 09-19-2016 8:38 AM

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Originally Posted by pesos (Post 1945077)
I agree totally different beasts but I need a family hauler and the model X is high on the list - tough to get twin car seats in the lambo :D

I hear you on that one! I was thinking about getting rid of my Corvette and finding a 2016 Shelby GT 350 because a car seat will sort of fit in the back once we move to front facing (she's only 4 weeks old now). A Tesla would smoke the GT 350 but it's almost 2x the price.

jonblarc7 09-19-2016 9:04 AM

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If I was going to buy a new under 100,000 family car I would buy a ATS-V or CTS-V if could swing it. But I can't so I'll just keep dreaming.

psudy 09-19-2016 9:43 AM

I looked at a CTSV a couple of years ago. Really wanted the car but when I put my three kids in the back my dreams were dashed:(

timmyb 09-19-2016 10:00 AM

I drove my Dad's '09 CTS-V quite a bit and it was a pretty sweet car but there was just something about it that I didn't like and I'm not sure what it was. I checked out the new CTS-V at the auto show and I feel like it's smaller than the last gen. He traded in the V on a '16 Z06 convertible and that car is fast but IMO, boring to drive with all of the safety features turned on. I'd like to check out a used Tesla or maybe even a Hellcat Challenger

jonblarc7 09-19-2016 12:54 PM

My wife drives a 08 STR8 with the 6.1 which was a dog until it was tuned. But now she has her eye's on a hellcat charger.

sidekicknicholas 09-19-2016 1:21 PM

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08 STR8 with the 6.1
^ how has that been for reliability?
My wife's next vehicle will most likely be an SUV but she wants some "zoop" to it. The short list is the SRT8 Jeep, Audi SQ5, Macan, Explorer Sport, or maybe if used Model X's are down below $60k it'll be an option.

jonblarc7 09-19-2016 1:45 PM

Bought it at a steal of a deal fully loaded but 97K mile on it though. First week did exhaust tune and intake, now it has 160K and haven't had one problem. I haven't even changed the break pads yet.



Well take the back there is a recall for the key's FOB. The key would get stuck in the ignition and no matter what you couldn't pull it out. So you would have to just leave your key in the car. But it was replaced for free around
150K miles.

grant_west 09-19-2016 4:57 PM

Yes we've all seen that exact race 100 times the Tesla pretty much destroys anything up to 60 or 80 miles an hour.

For a new car guys there is a interesting program on Netflix called apex. where is Chronicles the development of the next GEN hyper cars . All of which include electric assistance. As the Tesla showed us all it is an awesome vehicle from 0 to 60 but after that The gas powered beasts come on. These new hyper cars that include electric assist and can fill the gap between turbo lag and other problems. These new hybrid cars are simply amazing Porsche 918 McLaren P1 and the laFerrari.

pesos 09-19-2016 5:21 PM

True although this is now well over 100mph and the porsche (which is give my left nut for) is over a million bucks I think...

grant_west 09-19-2016 6:23 PM

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Originally Posted by pesos (Post 1945165)
True although this is now well over 100mph and the porsche (which is give my left nut for) is over a million bucks I think...

They only cost 918 Thousand! LOL
They made 918 of them.

But when you look at the Konesegge One:1 they cost 3 million. The 918 is a deal LOL

jarrod 09-20-2016 7:50 AM

I love smashing through gears. I love a clutch....and the sound of a screaming combustion engine. I've been in a few Teslas. While the acceleration is very impressive, the overall experience isn't for me I don't think.

VanillaGorilla 09-21-2016 6:56 PM

1:One. FTW!!!

grant_west 09-23-2016 8:52 AM

This video shows how much faster a P100 is then a P95
https://youtu.be/xaA5y-mzw44

Cabledog 09-24-2016 7:12 AM

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Originally Posted by jarrod (Post 1945201)
I love smashing through gears. I love a clutch....and the sound of a screaming combustion engine. I've been in a few Teslas. While the acceleration is very impressive, the overall experience isn't for me I don't think.

This is the best I've heard it said and mirrors my own feelings. Great cars but the visceral experience isn't there for me.

My wife wants a Model X which I am not opposed to and would work for most of her needs. The back doors keep me from seriously considering one. Cool gimmick but in the Seattle area (rains a lot) you can't have 1/2 the roof opening every time people get in and out.

VanillaGorilla 09-24-2016 10:56 PM

https://youtu.be/Ba9_w3UXVCc

Wow... You can't get that experience from an electric car.

pesos 09-25-2016 3:53 AM

Meh, not a fan of the clutchless manuals. Sadly that's where everything is heading. My car now is probably one of the last german cars available with three pedals :(


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