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scared? wrote:I just read the s7 blows the Tesla away... Even in 0-60 where btw Tesla cheats by calculating time in a rolling start.. Lol...I win again...

So what of the posted zero to 60 mph times? Tesla notes on its Web site that it uses a rolling start method to calculate its time,

Don Carlos wrote:

scared? wrote:I just read the s7 blows the Tesla away... Even in 0-60 where btw Tesla cheats by calculating time in a rolling start.. Lol...I win again...

The Tesla has a launch function that sends it from 0 - 60 in under 3 seconds. It'll destroy the S7 and the RS7.

Case in point - this is the Tesla vs a Ferrari 458 Italia

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scared? wrote:Lol women... Wife was gonna give the Kia to my daughter instead of trading it in...

Anyways we were all set to drive to San Antonio to test drive the s7 yesterday... She wanted me to go so I finished writing my 2000 word essay a day early to do that. Etc... On Sunday night my daughter got another ticket driving back from New Orleans and now might get her licence suspended. When I told the wife she got so mad she said FUCK ALL THIS! We are not going to San Antonio and she ain't getting my Kia!

Now no new Audi until the wife comes to her senses... Jesus women are scary... Whatever...

But what we thought was a foregone conclusion ended as a rout for the Tesla. Where editor Antuan Goodwin was able to set the S7's launch control, maximizing off-the-line grip, Wayne Cunningham, behind the wheel of the Tesla, could only mash the accelerator. The S7 leaped off the line, grabbing a step ahead of the Model S 90D, and held its place in the lead.

Both cars maintained relative positions up to 60 mph, but the S7 began to pull away as speed built, its 450 horsepower making the difference over the Model S 90D's 417. Over repeated runs, the S7 proved the quicker car.

xer0s wrote:Tesla Model S