It’s okay to be excited over some things. Things like your first date, first sexual encounter or first car will always fill every cell in your body with excitement. And speaking of your first car, we’re sure that you’re going to drool all over the place once you’ve seen a glimpse of this baby.
Sure, the Tesla Model S may not be your first car but the excitement it generates will make you remember the feeling you had back then. This sports sedan is apparently running on an all-electric platform designed solely by Tesla. What does this mean for you? Well, it only means you can have the adrenaline rush every time you drive it without any burdens bought by soaring fuel prices.
Speaking of fuel prices, you’ll be glad to find out that the Tesla Model S has a mileage of 240 miles in just one charge. If you can’t believe what you’ve just read, we’re going to repeat it to you – 240 freaking miles in just one charge! Just imagine if you had to use fuel to cover that distance. Wouldn’t your wallet scream and shout at you for all the gas money you’re going to be spending? With the Tesla Model S, we don’t think so.
And that’s just the inside folks. When it comes to its body, you can be sure you’re seeing a supermodel made into wheels. Tesla hired Franz von Holzhausen to come up with a drool-worthy body and come up with it he did. Just take a look at those flowing lines and that smooth curves and you’ll come to the conclusion that the Tesla Model S is a sexy beast waiting to be unleashed. Plus, here’s a pop quiz about the Tesla Model S’s chief designer, Franz von Holzhausen. Holzhausen was formerly the Mazda’s director of design for its North American branch. If you take a look at the last models of Mazda, you’re going to conclude that this guy has what it takes when it comes to designing cars. Now what can you say about that?
Of course, the Tesla Model S has some drawbacks too. Those who’re planning to get one of these electric cars will still have to wait for 2010 to make an order. And if that’s long enough for you, you haven’t heard the worst part – a $60,000 price tag! Heck, think of all the cars or whatnot you can buy with the money! But hey, if you’re one of the chosen few who can burn some spare money, the Tesla Model S is worth every penny you’re going to pay for it.
