Norman Dog

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My car is no slouch, but the Tesla (Dual Motor) was slightly quicker.

the shreksta

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it has to be quicker to make up for the time it will spend sat around being charged up.
no sound.....no character.....no fun
keep burning the petrol my friend

pjarvis6666

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what kind of power you running?. ive been in a tesla and very quick and super easy to drive

Norman Dog

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My Car
BMW 335d xDrive F30 0-60, quarter mile, acceleration times - AccelerationTimes.com

Tesla
Tesla Model 3 AWD Long Range 0-60, quarter mile, acceleration times - AccelerationTimes.com

ALi-B

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I've launched a Model S P85D, erm yeah, it's quick off the mark.

Even with a P75D You're going to need AWD, anti lag, good launch control and a sequential/semi auto gearbox to properly beat it....oh, and some engine mods...if you haven't got over 600bhp/600lbft, don't bother...just give him a dummy; rev and lurch at the amber then gently pull away as he blasts off into the distance and kills 50miles off his range.

Had a VW ID thing toying with me. I wasn't having it. Let him sail off knowing that if I stick to 50mph (70mph bypass) I get the next set of lights as they change to green and whizzed past him at the lights whilst he was stationary.

The Joshua Tree

A normal performance car won't get anywhere near a Tesla on acceleration, i wouldn't even try, i've been out in my mates Model S and they are incredibly quick off the mark. You'd need a seriously modded car with big torque to even have a chance.

Norman Dog

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https://accelerationtimes.com/models/tesla-model-s-p85d

I see what you mean. Now that is seriously quick by any standard.

Hawkeye D

The new Tesla Model S Plaid is a tad over 2 seconds 0-60mph. Insane.