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Originally Posted by zmf
This was in jest, of course. But I'm a Porsche track junkie, so I take car analogies seriously. A F1 "vehicle" is a different species from a car, which can be functionally defined as something that legally and practically can be used to go to the grocery for a loaf of bread. F1's are a different animal. All guitars are guitars.
I own a Froggy, so have some idea of what you're getting at. Could swear there's a hidden battery somewhere in it that powers a sympathetic oscillator that gives it extra energy.
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But at their base, both the F1 car and the Civic are still "Cars:' a powered 4-wheeled motor vehicle used for transportation. (Although we do have to account for that 6-wheeler that Tyrrell raced) Then may then be further subdivided by use. SUV. Smart Car. Ragtop. Grocery-getter. Or by power.
Is the Tesla the automotive equivalent of the electric guitar?
I like your battery analogy. Now, add a second one and soup it up just a tad more? And keep in mind that I LOVE my Froggy?