can you spin the tires? I've never driven a Tesla but I imagine I'd have fun with one.
Do they make manual transmission models? Imagine dumping the clutch in a Tesla, yee haw.
While I think 50 years is a little generous, I also don't think electric cars are going to take over within the next 10 years either. I'm in LA which is probably one of the most electric car friendly areas in the entire US (California even gives you $2,500 just for buying an electric car) and yet they still comprise like 2% of all cars on the road. In my hometown it's so rare to see an electric car that, in my last visit, I don't recall seeing a single electric vehicle over the course of 5 days. It'll likely be about 20 years before electric cars are more common in any given town/city than ICE vehicles, and he's probably right that it'll be close to 50 years before enthusiasts largely give up on them as well.
See? This is fucking disgusting. And it's exactly what I'm calling out.I've never understood the fascination with this type of thing, does driving a car have to give you an erection?
I welcome noiseless cars, I went to a classic car show once and within minutes I had a splitting headache from all the roaring engines and horrid exhaust.
Classic cars are often beautiful works of art and fun to look at, I didn't expect so many to be running and revving engines and smoking tires and all that nonsense.
That's what a classic car show is though, maybe you are best off looking at classic cars in the pages of Hot Rod magazine.Classic cars are often beautiful works of art and fun to look at, I didn't expect so many to be running and revving engines and smoking tires and all that nonsense.
Classic cars are often beautiful works of art and fun to look at, I didn't expect so many to be running and revving engines and smoking tires and all that nonsense.
This is proving my point that you guys don't get it lol. I'm very well aware of engine power curves I've had multiple cars and bikes tuned.
They should have a noise tax for cars. I welcome the takeover of electric vehicles.
Anyone in this thread who equates liking gas cars to "toxic masculinity" is an idiot (I saw it more than once). Grow the fuck up if that's how you feel about other people's legitimate hobbies.
Crazy engines and sports cars will still be around, they just won't be street legal anymore. There will still be tracks you can go to, pay the fee, and let it all out for an afternoon.
I mean, there's already a push in a lot of countries to do so by 2030... so?
I mean, there's already a push in a lot of countries to do so by 2030... so?
Anyone in this thread who equates liking gas cars to "toxic masculinity" is an idiot (I saw it more than once). Grow the fuck up if that's how you feel about other people's legitimate hobbies.
Illegalize existing cars or force new cars to be electric? There's a big difference.
It is possible to like cars and also like electric vehicles and a cleaner, less noisy environment while voicing my like of ICE sounds. Man this thread was not meant to be so full of anger hahaMaybe they should grow the fuck and not bitch about silent cars that don't fuck the environment over then?
Source?!Both, IIRC. Germany and France and some of the Nordic countries are doing it.
Liking cars doesn't mean you subscribe to toxic masculinity/are a Trump supporter or that you care more about cars than the environment. Like whoa those accusations are serious dude, chill out, not cool.Lol at these comments. You're scared of the cultural change, aren't you. How...conservative
Frankly I'm fucking tired of the noise, the communities being polluted by exhaust, the assholes driving dangerously in their mustangs and lifted trucks for attention and male ego validation, and the whole climate change thing which you seem to prioritize below your lEgItiMaTe hObBiEs
They belong in a museum!!So you went to a car show not expecting any of them to be running?
.Soon complaining about this very thing will be one of the factor that distinguish old people from young ones.
I for one welcome silent vehicles.
That would be dopeI don't know why they don't make electric cars sound like Jetson cars. That would be sick.
The lack of sound was the first thing I noticed, and that lack of aural sensation doesn't go away. I'm not sure how you can't notice it?OP, have you been in a P100D or a performance model 3? I've test driven a performance model 3. It's so damn jarring and fast that you don't even notice the sound or lack there of.
I was being hyperbolic. I just meant it's so fast that the lack of sound has no impact on fun.The lack of sound was the first thing I noticed, and that lack of aural sensation doesn't go away. I'm not sure how you can't notice it?
Frankly I'm fucking tired of the noise, the communities being polluted by exhaust, the assholes driving dangerously in their mustangs and lifted trucks for attention and male ego validation, and the whole climate change thing which you seem to prioritize below your lEgItiMaTe hObBiEs
dont confuse macho with actually understand vehicle dynamics and how tq/hp delivery matter for off the line acceleration. You're talking about one point that doesn't mean squat if others aren't there. I've already disproved you here with plain and simple video evidence and you won't even watch it bc that's how small and fragile your opinion is.But you don't get it though, you're failing to understand like very basic principals of automotive engineering. Power curves are different between an EV and ICE, it's shown via acceleration nature.
Nobody cares how many cars and bikes you've driven or bought or tuned if you don't even understand how they work, stop trying to be all macho. This is why people associate car culture with toxic/insecure masculinity
I'm all for this, but people will protest it as a "tax on the poor" just like the soda one