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Unpopular Opinion
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Owned both a Model S and a Taycan. Both have exceeded WLTP in my experience. So you'd be wrong on that assumption.
Edit: and most reviewers agree that both cars exceed their tested ranges. Not seen one say otherwise
Oh look, anecdotal evidence. I guess I'll disregard your post. You. Are. Wrong.
Btw, pickups are not lorries. Those are just called trucks. Those large vehicles severally skew averages in the US. Knowing where your statistics come from will really make you look a lot less stupid on the internet.
My statistics come from WLTP. You might want to follow your own advice. Also: pickups and other trucks only account for 12% of cars on road in America. So again, wrong. Confidently wrong, but still wrong.
Also it's not anecdotal if I have a plurality of reviewers agreeing with me. The plural of anecdote is in fact data.
Really? From my vantage point, the majority of users here disagree with you. I guess that's data stating you're wrong.
Users here who have not sourced shit and mentioned objectively false information.
Moment you put forth false info, I ignore your opinion as invalid. So frankly, idgaf what the very clearly incorrect people in this thread think. Their opinion is based in falsehoods.
Funny, that's what everyone here thinks of your opinion and stats twisting.
I'm not twisting any stars at all. If you have an issue with my math: present it or gtfo
Enough facts?