Tesla Model X

[luv2spd]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ib-02b2ooLY

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Cool little review, I'm looking forward to the cars of the future. Although throwing that little 4C in there, boy we're going to miss those sweet engine/exhaust notes in the future, I don't know how we're supposed to draw the attention of the local skirt in a silent car!

I bet the flat torque from the motor makes them great for towing too.

[benlovesgoddess]

Choons on loud, window down....!

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Unsurprisingly Tesla have just been voted the most reliable brand in the UK by owners. Not much to go wrong mechanicaly with only 18 moving parts (compared with 2000+ for a normal car) although I hope the complex electronics prove reliable in the long run! I'm sure the haters are running out of reasons to hate now?

[LDB]

No clue about the UK but in the US the haters are most often the leftist/progressive/liberal crowd and they never run out of reasons to hate even when they are 100% in the wrong. I've never heard of Dacia. It's an interesting list.

[rfruth]

> > the haters are most often the leftist/progressive/liberal crowd ? I would think it would be the Rush Limbaugh crowd

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Dacia are a Romanian brand, owned by Renault. They've only been sold in the UK a few years, thier cars are loosely based on old Renaults and as a result, currently boast the cheapest new car on the market at £5995. Cheap reliable transport for the masses that gives less wealthy families the first chance to buy a brand new car. Thier suv also has proven mechanics from the Nissan Xtrail, and starts at just £8495.

[Draigflag]

For interests sake, not wanting to hi jack the topic, but here are the bottom 10 unreliable brands.

[LDB]

Yikes. A few of the bottom 10 are a bit of a surprise. If the Dacia is truly reliable that's a good deal on a new car for about $9k USD. I think the least expensive new car here is a Nissan Versa for around $12k USD or $8k pounds.

[LDB]

I'm pretty sure none of the Rush crowd are burning police cars etc..