Electric cars don’t have to be boxy, ugly little tin cans. They can be sporty. And responsive. Like 0 to 60 in 3.9 seconds. Without the hassle of having to wait until the battery is depleted before charging it further. And with the ability to charge it anywhere there’s a regular electrical outlet.
The future is here now, thanks in part to Google founders Larry and Sergey who invested a sizable sum in the electric car startup. It’s the 2008 Tesla Roadster. Jay Leno took it for a test drive and loved it (watch the video). But I have to warn you though, the price tag is a little steep: like around $100,000. And there’s this pesky little problem of a waitlist that’s over 1100 people long (Source: TechCrunch).
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I am just a little guy. But I want to say thank you for your hard work in making this car. This car I may not get to own, but I know that it is the start of a new world order. And I know that even if I’m not one of the lucky ones to own one of your cars, I know that I will still be getting the benefits of the car in many ways. The way you are maketing the car it will cause a steady slow down of fuel usage not only here in the states but around the world. This is going to make a shift in power in the world also that we very badly need. It will start slowing down the growth of pollution and at a point start reducing it and giving the world better air quality. And I know that it will reduce the cost of gas to me as your car causes a reduction in the use of gas. And I know that as the gas use goes down that more fuel will be made and that will lower tha cost of fuel which will lower my food cost, as well as the things that I must have to live. thanks again and please keep them coming. I really look forward to the sedans for I personally am a family man and need the room. The second sedan will be awesome.
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