Evolution Tour - Edinburgh
Discussion
Hi Scott, how're you fecklin? 
To answer your question, I probably won't be going. I test drove a Tesla last week (I was doing some work for them and they threw me a set of keys) and although new, fun and full of hi-tech, they're not yet evolved enough for me to be interested enough to travel to a show like this one. I like to keep up to date with what's going on but I'm waiting for seriously sporty versions.
If I hadn't driven one and lived as close as you do, I'd definitely go for the experience. The more powerful Tesla S has huge torque from standstill and is disconcertingly quiet. Other than that, it's pretty bland inside and out IMO, so there's definitely a huge market for it! I'm told they sold 800 in the first 3 months in the UK. Electric is going to be huge.
To answer your question, I probably won't be going. I test drove a Tesla last week (I was doing some work for them and they threw me a set of keys) and although new, fun and full of hi-tech, they're not yet evolved enough for me to be interested enough to travel to a show like this one. I like to keep up to date with what's going on but I'm waiting for seriously sporty versions.
If I hadn't driven one and lived as close as you do, I'd definitely go for the experience. The more powerful Tesla S has huge torque from standstill and is disconcertingly quiet. Other than that, it's pretty bland inside and out IMO, so there's definitely a huge market for it! I'm told they sold 800 in the first 3 months in the UK. Electric is going to be huge.
Ian365 said:
Hi Scott, how're you fecklin?
To answer your question, I probably won't be going. I test drove a Tesla last week (I was doing some work for them and they threw me a set of keys) and although new, fun and full of hi-tech, they're not yet evolved enough for me to be interested enough to travel to a show like this one. I like to keep up to date with what's going on but I'm waiting for seriously sporty versions.
If I hadn't driven one and lived as close as you do, I'd definitely go for the experience. The more powerful Tesla S has huge torque from standstill and is disconcertingly quiet. Other than that, it's pretty bland inside and out IMO, so there's definitely a huge market for it! I'm told they sold 800 in the first 3 months in the UK. Electric is going to be huge.
To answer your question, I probably won't be going. I test drove a Tesla last week (I was doing some work for them and they threw me a set of keys) and although new, fun and full of hi-tech, they're not yet evolved enough for me to be interested enough to travel to a show like this one. I like to keep up to date with what's going on but I'm waiting for seriously sporty versions.
If I hadn't driven one and lived as close as you do, I'd definitely go for the experience. The more powerful Tesla S has huge torque from standstill and is disconcertingly quiet. Other than that, it's pretty bland inside and out IMO, so there's definitely a huge market for it! I'm told they sold 800 in the first 3 months in the UK. Electric is going to be huge.
have you been on the sauce mate? 
Aston Martin Evolution tour
BigScotty said:
justin220 said:
Me hopefully
Daytime or evening?I'll be there in the evening with Julie and my laddie I think. If you're there, say hello!
Yourself?
justin220 said:
Evening. It's actually my birthday on the 4th so will be a good way to spend the day. I've been told we're going to Harvey Nicks in the morning though first.. GULP.
Yourself?
Enjoy Harvey Nicks. Hope you're being treated and can leave your wallet at home!Yourself?
I'll be there in the evening, probably between 7 and 8.
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