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These are the cars that ignite the gasoline in our veins.
For the record, Tesla's share prices didn't react at all to this news.
Interesting that no BMW or Mercedes made the list, nor did CR select a winner in the pickup truck category. For the record, Tesla's share prices didn't react at all to this news.
The Model S can't win top green car because it already won top honors and by definition would have beaten cars in multiple categories. The Prius only got a 75/100 after all (don't understand why LEAF didn't win instead tho).
Haven't read/watched yet, but I thought last year they held back 1 point due to "lack" of charging infrastructure. I thought the fairly aggressive Supercharger rollout would have addressed that.
The Model S can't win top green car because it already won top honors and by definition would have beaten cars in multiple categories. The Prius only got a 75/100 after all (don't understand why LEAF didn't win instead tho).
I have no opinions on gas cars anymore so I can't speak to the other choices.
I agree, it should be like dog shows: one dog wins Best in Breed, Best in Class, and Best in Show. Winning Best in Show doesn't strip the dog of its Best in Breed and Best in Class awards.You mean once a model has won any category (A) it is automatically demoted to being ranked lower than all other cars in other categories (X) that were also nominated for category A?
Seems like this would skew the results quite heavily. Makes it less fair, not more.