EndlessPlaid
⚡EV/Tesla Nerd 🔋
This argument could be applied to a 2 second family sedan. It could also be applied to why that sedan needs to reach 200MPH. You are also blinded by current limitations and technologies. If a thruster can accelerate you, why can't a forward thruster slow you? I mean, aren't the tires responsible for getting you to 200 MPH also responsible for getting you back to zero currently? You're complaining about getting to 100 in 2 seconds, but celebrating getting to 60 in the same time? That 's a rate of acceleration that would allow me to reach highway speeds before the end of my driveway.
Also, you can't embrace a fully electric vehicle and then say you think some other technological leap would be cheating.
Listen man, I really like you, and I don't have time to be arguing. But there is a massive difference between a car that can reach 60 in 50 ft versus one that does it in 100. Yes the same could happen to Plaid, but there are other manufacturers striving for the same goal. NO ONE else has some boosters laying around to throw on a car. If it could boost all the way up to top speed, I would STILL not like it, but then it would be more real. My point is, this doesn't show any skill IMO to just grab something laying around to go fast. Which is more impressive: A car with NOS that makes 700hp, or a fully built GTR that makes 700 hp? This doesn't show any advancements in powertrains, or tires: It's just giving up and throwing something else in.This same argument could be a0pplied to the Plaid...
I think you are being silly here.
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