Not random... Went to the
Nethercutt Museum and Collection with the Orange County Tesla Club this past Saturday.
Spotted the following at the Collection:
IMG_20150328_133014 by
dennis_p, on Flickr
IMG_20150328_132959 by
dennis_p, on Flickr
IMG_20150328_132913 by
dennis_p, on Flickr
IMG_20150328_132918 by
dennis_p, on Flickr
IMG_20150328_132921 by
dennis_p, on Flickr
Of course, the GM EV1 is more interesting (Roadster motor, anyone?)
IMG_20150328_132850 by
dennis_p, on Flickr
IMG_20150328_132548 by
dennis_p, on Flickr
IMG_20150328_132900 by
dennis_p, on Flickr
Interesting that the price of the GM EV1 was $43,995 and the average car price in the US at the time was $14,000. That means that the EV1 is about 3.14 times the price of the average car.
So, the average car price in 2012 is around $31,000 and the Model S is average around $100,000, that means that the Model S is about 3.22 times the price of the average car. However, considering what you get in a Model S vs. an EV1.