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Paris motor show turns on to electric cars


Dropping AWD but gaining two turbos


FERRARI LAFERRARI APERTA DELIVERS 950 HP, LIMITED TO 209 UNITS


Ferrari reveals fastest convertible ever, and a super-fast family car


Ferrari to build limited run of 209 LaFerrari Apertas

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This Car Navigation Display Is Straight Out of the Future


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The Physics of Tesla's Ridiculous 2.28-Second 0-60 Time


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We just drove the all-electric Chevy Bolt — and Tesla is officially in trouble







By Matthew DeBord
Business Insider - March 19, 2017


Chevrolet Bolt 1
(The Chevy Bolt.Hollis Johnson)


NBA superstar Charles Barkley made a now-legendary comment prior to the US Olympic basketball Dream Team
playing Angola in 1992.

"I don't know anything about Angola, but I know they're in trouble," Barkley quipped. The US went on to win
by 116-48.

Tesla isn't the automotive equivalent of Angola, but at times I get the sense that General Motors considers itself
the Dream Team: the car company that symbolizes US manufacturing might.

Both Tesla and GM have been to hell and back since the financial crisis. Tesla nearly went bankrupt in 2008, but
was saved by a last-minute funding round on Christmas Eve. And GM did go bankrupt in 2009, after being bailed
out by the federal government.


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Tesla isn't the automotive equivalent of Angola, but at times I get the sense that General Motors considers itself the Dream Team: the car company that symbolizes US manufacturing might.

I saw this sports-related line Business Insider used and laughed. GM is not even close to the "dream team", using a current reference, maybe they're more like the New York Knicks. A bunch of aging supposed 'big names' that are just constantly falling apart and put together disappointing results year after year. Tesla might be something like the Milwaukee Bucks, you turn your head when you see the rookie Giannis play but in the long run, they're still rolling under .500 (they may have a future tho).

hmm, what other NBA teams would you tag onto a car company? maybe I'll think of some and post later.

ubercow wrote: ↑Mon Mar 20, 2017 9:04 am

Tesla isn't the automotive equivalent of Angola, but at times I get the sense that General Motors considers itself the Dream Team: the car company that symbolizes US manufacturing might.

I saw this sports-related line Business Insider used and laughed. GM is not even close to the "dream team", using a current reference, maybe they're more like the New York Knicks. A bunch of aging supposed 'big names' that are just constantly falling apart and put together disappointing results year after year. Tesla might be something like the Milwaukee Bucks, you turn your head when you see the rookie Giannis play but in the long run, they're still rolling under .500 (they may have a future tho).

I think the writer of that article has been watching a little too much basketball.

Anyways, the Chevy Bolt has been getting a lot of positive press. Check out the following articles:


Chevrolet Bolt review: The case for GM’s new EV, and for one-pedal driving

2017 Chevrolet Bolt EV

The Electrek Review: 2017 Chevy Bolt EV is the first Plug-in for everyone

The Chevy Bolt makes green driving fun

CHEVROLET BOLT EV IS THE 2017 MOTOR TREND CAR OF THE YEAR

The 2017 Chevrolet Bolt Has an EPA-Certified Range of 238 Miles

2017 Chevrolet Bolt Overview