I would’ve preferred the DE-R personally. When I was at millbrae, they told me they thought it was 70/30 in favor of the P..
I just wonder if there were no Dream R how many more AGT orders they would have had?
I would’ve preferred the DE-R personally. When I was at millbrae, they told me they thought it was 70/30 in favor of the P..
No less than they have - I don't think there is anyone else that has this obsession you've shown over 4 miles of range.I just wonder if there were no Dream R how many more AGT orders they would have had?
Well, even if it were 50/50 on DE orders, that’s 260 range versions, give or take. So if those who got the R wanted the range over the power, you’d get those 260.I just wonder if there were no Dream R how many more AGT orders they would have had?
No less than they have - I don't think there is anyone else that has this obsession you've shown over 4 miles of range.
Unfortunately, we won't see because we can't see what didn't take place. Hmmm, isn't the trim I reserved listed with my other info? I originally reserved P. 480 HP is plenty for me and being in SoCal, I don't need AWD. My main criteria for range was to be able to do a roundtrip SD to LA with AC while sitting in stop & go traffic 25% of the time on a single charge with no range anxiety. But I upgraded to T just to get the glass canopy...if P had the glass canopy as an option, I would have stuck with that (well, ventilated seats was one of my "must haves" so maybe not). I know people have advocated for the extra 100 miles for long trips the GT provides but I can't see going more than 3 or 4 hours before taking a break. Certainly, for the trip you have planned, that 100 miles of added range makes a huge difference with limited L3 charger availability (along with the range drop in cold weather during your winters that isn't a consideration for me).We shall see. @SDHacker which car have you ordered?
Originally, when the two specs came out, I was thinking of doing a DER, my dad actually showed me the error of my ways and said, when will you get a chance to experience 1,100 hp in a daily driver while you can still handle it without having a heart attack? DAMN RIGHT POPS! Plus, rightly so, I would never drive 5 hours without stopping once.Unfortunately, we won't see because we can't see what didn't take place. Hmmm, isn't the trim I reserved listed with my other info? I originally reserved P. 480 HP is plenty for me and being in SoCal, I don't need AWD. My main criteria for range was to be able to do a roundtrip SD to LA with AC while sitting in stop & go traffic 25% of the time on a single charge with no range anxiety. But I upgraded to T just to get the glass canopy...if P had the glass canopy as an option, I would have stuck with that (well, ventilated seats was one of my "must haves" so maybe not). I know people have advocated for the extra 100 miles for long trips the GT provides but I can't see going more than 3 or 4 hours before taking a break. Certainly, for the trip you have planned, that 100 miles of added range makes a huge difference with limited L3 charger availability (along with the range drop in cold weather during your winters that isn't a consideration for me).
BTW, outside of fulfilling your childhood fascination with 4 corners, it's not worthwhile - but that's just my opinion. Fulfillment of that desire to see it may be reward enough. Antelope Canyon out of Page, AZ is way more interesting but you have to use a guide service (assuming you find this is more interesting than standing in 4 states simultaneously ).
Unfortunately, we won't see because we can't see what didn't take place. Hmmm, isn't the trim I reserved listed with my other info? I originally reserved P. 480 HP is plenty for me and being in SoCal, I don't need AWD. My main criteria for range was to be able to do a roundtrip SD to LA with AC while sitting in stop & go traffic 25% of the time on a single charge with no range anxiety. But I upgraded to T just to get the glass canopy...if P had the glass canopy as an option, I would have stuck with that (well, ventilated seats was one of my "must haves" so maybe not). I know people have advocated for the extra 100 miles for long trips the GT provides but I can't see going more than 3 or 4 hours before taking a break. Certainly, for the trip you have planned, that 100 miles of added range makes a huge difference with limited L3 charger availability (along with the range drop in cold weather during your winters that isn't a consideration for me).
BTW, outside of fulfilling your childhood fascination with 4 corners, it's not worthwhile - but that's just my opinion. Fulfillment of that desire to see it may be reward enough. Antelope Canyon out of Page, AZ is way more interesting but you have to use a guide service (assuming you find this is more interesting than standing in 4 states simultaneously ).
C'mon, your dad knew he was driving that car too. HE wanted 1,111 HP. Talk about target audience - reliving some of that life when he was in his 30's. Sounds like grandpa had some fun carving some twisties with the grandkids in sprint mode!my dad actually showed me the error of my ways
That's a easy short hike - a little uphill to get there. Gets crowded late afternoon with people scoping out best spots to view the sunset.I'm going to have a tough enough time getting wife and daughter up to Delicate Arch.
haha, so true, he lurks these forums so I hope he sees this and fesses up! He has already made my kids car sick, only drove in swift though...C'mon, your dad knew he was driving that car too. HE wanted 1,111 HP. Talk about target audience - reliving some of that life when he was in his 30's. Sounds like grandpa had some fun carving some twisties with the grandkids in sprint mode!
You mind explaining what frustrations you had? Was there a particular thing that tipped you over?