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Originally Posted by glennQNYC
I think the big question (still) is why. Why buy a car with such a limitation when there are plenty that do not suffer from this issue? It just doesn't seem to make sense unless you are looking to make a statement.
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All cars have limitations. My car for instance has traction issues. Mercedes makes a similar car with no traction issues (AWD) but it has a crap nav system I can't put up with.
To your point, not everyone cares about range. I can't remember when I have driven 200 miles on one day. It's not something I do. So one could argue why buy a fossil fuel car with epic throttle lag, when you can buy an electric car with no throttle lag.