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The convertible roof STORES IN THE TRUNK? That is just an absurdly non-luxurious design decision.
If that top speed ("Over 250 mph") is accurate wouldn't it put it in contention for "Production car speed record" per: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Production_car_speed_record Additionally I hope nobody ever tries to "red line" it on a public road for their own and everyone else's safety. 4.2 sec 0-100 and a 250+ mph max is a very temping but potentially deadly combination. Does anyone who owns a Tesla know if you c…
The convertible roof STORES IN THE TRUNK? That is just an absurdly non-luxurious design decision.
One of the many reasons that I never understood why one would buy something like a new Lamborghini Huracan, when you for a similar price could be looking at a Rolls Royce Phantom.
If that top speed ("Over 250 mph") is accurate wouldn't it put it in contention for "Production car speed record" per: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Production_car_speed_record Additionally I hope nobody ever tries to "red line" it on a public road for their own and everyone else's safety. 4.2 sec 0-100 and a 250+ mph max is a very temping but potentially deadly combination. Does anyone who owns a Tesla know if you c…
The convertible roof STORES IN THE TRUNK? That is just an absurdly non-luxurious design decision.
ADDED: As others have noted, trunk storage is fairly common although it's usually not manual.
“The first supercar to set every performance record and still fit seating for four.” Where are the remaining two seats?
The convertible roof STORES IN THE TRUNK? That is just an absurdly non-luxurious design decision.
The convertible roof STORES IN THE TRUNK? That is just an absurdly non-luxurious design decision.
BMW, Mercedes, and Lexus, and probably other luxury brands made the same choice. I agree it has drawbacks, but it seems already established as a luxury norm.
Luxury cars are en entirely different class of vehicle, where I doubt this would ever go.