We’ve already seen the Tesla Model S can pull some awesome (albeit quiet) quarter mile runs, but the all-electric sedan is also capable of burning some serious rubber when traction control is disabled.
The instant torque is quite impressive and can get through a set of rear tires in no time. That can’t be good for your wallet, but if you’re planning to replace your rollers with a set of new ones within the our you might as well put them to good smoky use, just like a Model S owner did in the video below.
In case you’re not into rubber screeching without engine noise whatsoever, the footage shows a short burnout session with a classic 1968 Pontiac Firebird 400. It’s a no-brainer for us, as we’d rather have fun in the Firebird, but how about you? Electric power or V8?
In case you’re not into rubber screeching without engine noise whatsoever, the footage shows a short burnout session with a classic 1968 Pontiac Firebird 400. It’s a no-brainer for us, as we’d rather have fun in the Firebird, but how about you? Electric power or V8?