ESilver
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- Sterling
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- Aug 12, 2020
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Just to be sure, I test drove a Tesla Y, the Kia Niro, and the ID4. I was least impressed with the Kia, especially "moderately equipped" at $47K, the ID4 was really nice, and fully equipped at $49K. It drove super smooth but lane keep was like pinball, rather than down the middle. It had a really cool seat massager. It was less responsive but super smooth and quiet. The Tesla was really zippy, but it made my wife sick. I am sure I would have gotten better at the jerky driving. It felt so minimalist that it felt incomplete. I also don't like the styling (all the models look the same), and remind me of a dodge neon.
It was sort of like going on a date with all my old girlfriends right before getting married to my wife. It completely sealed the deal for me!
There are few things (important to me anyway) that the competition beat out the MME on. ID4 free charging for 3 years and the massager. Tesla charging network and speed. Everything else goes to the MME for me.
3 more weeks for me.
I can't wait!
It was sort of like going on a date with all my old girlfriends right before getting married to my wife. It completely sealed the deal for me!
There are few things (important to me anyway) that the competition beat out the MME on. ID4 free charging for 3 years and the massager. Tesla charging network and speed. Everything else goes to the MME for me.
3 more weeks for me.
I can't wait!
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