drmatt wrote: 
> Many million dollar supercars are bettered, in practical performance and
> all standard measurable metrics, by a $85k Tesla Model S. People still
> buy supercars.

Except possibly top speed ( who no sane person ever uses ....) Paganis
people buy to get a bespoke hand built very special car , there's is no
metrics anymore there , just look and feel again.
Cars is maybe not a good analogy or yes it migth be ? there is very much
an emotional and design thing , petrolheads moan about the noise cars
make ? Just look at any modern even budget cars , they are all very
designed .,living proof that the economical theory about consumer making
rational decisions is wrong .

OT If I could afford a model s I would get one , just waiting to see
what model 3 or other electrical cars will be at in a couple of years ..
IMO I think fossil fuel cars is the new CRT TV I would not buy one new
it's worth 50$ on eBay in a couple of years .
I think we are at the brink of a paradigm shift regarding cars .

Even more OT about the irrational side of all of us . The Nissan Leaf
would be a rational choice for an electric car , but it is so ugly that
I rather order my razor and cyanid pizza now :)



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