[SilverDan]

So you think it's "normal" to drive into curbs? I mean, sure, there are plenty of bad drivers out there, but that doesn't make it normal.

Marvin, I like you but this is getting tiresome. This conversation is going nowhere, especially with this 'trusted' nonsense which is just weird ... look you like Tesla's, not everybody does though, so yay, it's the internet.

 

[Marvin]

Marvin, I like you but this is getting tiresome. This conversation is going nowhere, especially with this 'trusted' nonsense which is just weird ... look you like Tesla's, not everybody does though, so yay, it's the internet.

I get it, you don't like Tesla's, so yay! I was simply pointing out that just because you prefer training tires over a sportier, more efficient high-performance solution, doesn't mean your view is the only correct choice.

Do I need to remind you that the best-selling car in the world last year, gas or electric, had tires/wheels such that the wheels could get scratched on a curb? If it's such a suboptimal "design choice" then why did more people buy the Model Y than any other car or truck in the entire world?

 

[HawaiiEV]

Marvin you are correct that his saying Tesla handles like a boat shows he likely hasn’t driven a Tesla. It’s larger but would be night and day handling compared to the torsion beam rear on his bolt.