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Originally Posted by m3m3mr
Tesla will never be taken seriously by the enthusiast crowd without track times. Yes not everybody tracks, but it is one of the main standards by which performance cars are judged. There is a reason Ford, Dodge, Chevy, and Cadillac send their sports cars to the ring to be timed.
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I'm definitely fine with that along with thousands of BMW converts
Tesla never said they wanted to build track car
They wanted to build the best car in the world
Consumer reports indicated that
No car is perfect at everything, there is always trade off.
It's great on ride comfort with adjustable air suspension. It's good at taking corners. It's the best at saving fuel. It's the best in luggage space and utility. It's this quickest accelerating car or SUV in the world. It packs a lot of convenience features that no other cars have and I really value those.
The BMW crowd should realize that there are cars out there that might be a little better certain aspects then just track time.
Do I want my car to be a track car? The answer is no. I want my car to be perfect for everything else. If I wanted one track car I wouldn't be looking at five or seven series BMW, S class Mercedes or any large sedan for that matter. It would probably be Porsche. But I would still prefer something small and electric