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glhs837
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The country where a luxury Tesla has become the budget option
Subsidies, free parking, and toll-free roads are all part of the package.
I think you are confused. Greta is Swedish. ;-)
Your posts are so much fun to read when you get all huffy and butthurt.
Sounds like "sour grapes" to me. LOL
jrt_ms1995
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I don't think she'd ever make the bikini team, though.
There's always Canada..but I prefer Norway. 
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/c...1&cvid=50324dd93ab843658b1620bc9ac4ce05&ei=14
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/c...1&cvid=50324dd93ab843658b1620bc9ac4ce05&ei=14
She'd win the contest in WVa though.
About time we take those Canucks to the woodshed and teach'em a thing or two!
Too many teeth.
Kinnakeet
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Awesome!?
Nope, it was a NeonAnd an incredibly fun one. Turns out adding suspension and well over 250whp and 280wtq makes a 3200lb vehicle whose chassis was designed specifically to run SCCA courses well is a lot of fun. 18psi and about 320whp are a hoot if you go that far like I did. Here's what I had had the end. Total was about 27K including the Stage kits. I didn't add the suspension bits, as I sold it for the SRT-8 when that became available.
Dodge Neon SRT4 Stage 3 - Road Test & Review - Automobile Magazine
One might think that the 230-hp Dodge (Neon) SRT4 pushes the power envelope for front-wheel-drive cars. One would be about 125-hp wrong. We drive a Stage 3 SRT4 with a 50% horsepower boost and live to tell about it--and so does the car.www.motortrend.com
Clem72
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Not confused, I put sweden stats in my post as well and referred to her as a "neighbor".
Huge differences between Sweden and Norway.
Clem72
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400 miles. Might as well say huge difference between Sacramento and Los Angeles. Whatever, i'm already arguing in three other threads I don't have time to talk about your kid living in rainbow popsicle land.Huge differences between Sweden and Norway.
Sounds like you have "rainbow popsicle land" occupying a room in your head there clemmie, did your Norwegian boyfriend break his popsicle off in you?
glhs837
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I think it's more like the 400 miles difference between California and Texas....
Spent a lot of time here, have you?
Exactly. The moron has no clue how remarkably different cultures here (here being Europe and Scandinavia overall) are often separated by only a few miles. And I've no idea where the "400 miles" came from...Sweden and Norway share a really long border.
I asked my son what he figured he's get when he sells his Tesla S. He said probably around 15,000 US$ because its an early production model (2015?). Clem would know more about that.
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glhs837
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Well, wonder what this might be for....
Best guess is that GMs coming onboard with NACS. Which means an effective end to CCS1. Now, can other EV charging providers survive? Not unless they get serious about keeping chargers operational and providing the seamless experience that Supercharging does. Pull up, plug in and it's ready.
Best guess is that GMs coming onboard with NACS. Which means an effective end to CCS1. Now, can other EV charging providers survive? Not unless they get serious about keeping chargers operational and providing the seamless experience that Supercharging does. Pull up, plug in and it's ready.