RS5 to Model 3 performance?
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AudiWorld Senior Member
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RS5 to Model 3 performance?
I am really torn about leaving Audi. A month or so ago I hit a deer in my 2018 RS5. I was going to just replace it with the same spec RS5 but now with the new 2020 changes I would wait for a 2020. Everyone is against me getting another RS5 but i really loved the car. I have looked at everything even the new Jeep gladiator. The performance model 3 is quick. The dual motor version is equivalent to 450hp the same as the RS5. I love the tech on the Tesla. But the simple design I am not sure of. Does anyone in the group own a Tesla as well and how does it compare to Audi? Please don’t bash me on this. I am just so confused on what I should do. I could wait for the 2020 RS5 but I will loose the trade in tax on the deal if I wait that long. Below is how I would spec for model 3.
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I know this has been beaten to death, but I was looking at the dual motor (non performance) and the build quality was so terrible I couldn't pull the trigger. Panel gaps were brutal and coming from Lexus and Audi vehicles, it was something I couldn't overlook. I agree the tech was awesome, but the interior was so basic to me...that's going to be a love it or hate it depending on personal preference.
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Club AutoUnion
I’m not going to bash — but I have very strong feelings about the longevity of Tesla. It seems that many of the “deep-pocketed” Tesla investors are starting to question both Elon and Tesla.
Those qualms aside — it’s your $$$ and decision. I understand your seeking opinions but ultimately it’s your money & decision.
Good Luck. I wish you well!
— John
Those qualms aside — it’s your $$$ and decision. I understand your seeking opinions but ultimately it’s your money & decision.
Good Luck. I wish you well!
— John
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AudiWorld Super User
I could never get over the styling, build quality or interior. I would also be concerned about long-term support, as TSLA has a non-negligible risk for bankruptcy in the short-to-medium term.
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Do yourself a favor and take 10 minutes reading $TSLA twitter before making that purchase. Reliability, safety, service, resale values, overall company longevity... Educate yourself first and if you still feel comfortable, then by all means go for it.
I think there are a lot of promising EVs coming to market now and very soon, so that also should weigh on your decision.
I think there are a lot of promising EVs coming to market now and very soon, so that also should weigh on your decision.
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