Tesla Motors

One of the best customer service experiences I’ve had! I’m doing an advertising project for school, the staff was super knowledgeable, passionate about Tesla, and overall it helped me so much!
You cannot buy these amazing cars at the site, but the knowledge you can gain from interacting with the design center modules is incredible!
I’m super excited to go for a test drive soon!

Stunning automobile and company. The salesmen here were the best, it was like talking to an engineer rather than typical pig in a suit.

Stopped in on a weekday evening and it was clear to the guy working the floor that I was not legitimately in the market for the beauty that is the Model S. I’m not as optimistic as Dallas H. to think Musk reads the occasional review of this listing, but found the space to be pretty excellent, albeit run by some skeptical staff who was pretty condescending despite genuine interest, simply because it was clear the intent to purchase wasn’t there.

Awesome! Just pure awesomeness!!! I love the Tesla cars. What an incredible machine, and the way that company has risen up to be such a success!
Elon, you’re a cool dude and certainly an unstoppable force in the business world. Keep up the good work.
This showroom is a great find in the hustle and bustle of NYC. It’s a little bit of a hidden spot but well worth the visit (and a test drive perhaps).

What an awesome car, awesome service! Just awesome!
Now we need to get residential parking garages to allow us to pay them to charge our cars at home…

It’s really not a contradiction that this little car showroom is housed in a gallery building — these cars are truly works of art. I’d read about them in Wired and stuff for a while, but hadn’t ever seen one in person before. I was sorely tempted to ask to take one for a test drive… but I didn’t think they’d go for that. Plus I’d had a couple of cocktails.
So I contented myself with gazing avariciously at them.
Really, they kick all notions that an environmentally friendly car is going to be dorky straight to the curb. Plus, they’re named after Tesla! How could you get any more awesome! Oh wait, they could actually be affordable. Oh well.

While visiting a couple of art galleries last week I stumbled across the Tesla Dealership amongst the art galleries on W25 Street; I was amusingly surprised.
They open the dealership here because they wanted to create a more art-​gallery-​like showroom instead of the typical car show room; well the car is a work of art.
Even I can’t resist admiring this sexy car with a price tag starting at $ 105,000. The Silver model I drooled over was priced at $ 170,000.
Oh to dream… Maybe I should buy lotto.

Imagine a pig headed owner of a Ford Model T circa 1908, laughing in the face of a Ferrari exec fresh from the year 1990, as he explains how fuel injection technology will go as far as to reach an unthinkable zenith: «…only 45mph in this puffy old carcass? My Testarossa can accelerate from 0 – 100 in 6 seconds!!» Fixing his bowler hat, the Ford owner gives him a boastful glance, and starting his engine remarks: «you sir, are a crank!»
This, gentlebeings, is the idiotic posture of those who downplay the technology an electric car has yet to accomplish.
But praise heavens, as FINALLY the dawn of a new age is at hand: enter Tesla Motor Company.
Notwithstanding the fact that the company bears the name of my favorite (and greatest IMNSHO) scientist of all time, the very existence of Tesla Motors spells checkmate for the black gold status quo, and spearheads the recalibration of the world of automobiles and industry.
Oil. After 90 years of ruling industrial civilization with an iron fist, this erroneous and dangerous technology is finally drying out; the pits of un-​fossilized dinosaur juice are giving their last roar; the world topsy-​turvy in its wake; filthy, unrealized, mediocre. The first electric cars, smooth, silent and unvidicated, have found a worthy descendant to snatch the scepter from the covetous pretender. With a kickass roadster that entered the roads last year, and the new Sedan coming on board on 2011, it won’t take long until the end of the world as we know it hits the road. And I couldn’t be damn happier.
With a lithium-​ion-​battery, the Tesla Roadster can accelerate from 0 – 60 in 4 seconds. It sports a sexy chassis developed by Lotus, and it can travel 200 miles per charge (3.5 hours) at a cost of US$ 0.01 per mile.
The showroom, like the car and the company itself, has a futuristic feel that makes you feel as if you walked on an Apple store; and even when you can’t afford this precious iconoclast (98K anyone?) you must come to pay your respects and drool it out.
So if we manage to reach the ripe age of Alzheimers, diaper changes and discount tickets at the box office, look outside the street and tell me what you see and hear; the stealth swoosh of electricity breezing by the street, the memories of oil rigs, and pumps, and cartels as fading memories of archaic times, and as you take your breath you don’t even notice there’s something you’ve totally forgot; that noxious whiff in the air of ye old gasoline fumes…