[martinced]

I don't trust CNN as a news source just as I don't trust any car "journalist" (there shouldn't be such a job because they're just a bunch of liers).

But I'm tempted to say that "of course" that the replay went out flawlessly and the car still had close to 100 miles left.

Broder hates electric vehicles and want that technology to fail: he clearly just wanted soooooo badly to put that picture of the Tesla being towed. You could tell it was fishy from the split-second that picture happened.

Now, interestingly, the logs and Musk's response just show how much he knows about its technology and its cars and how well they've been conceived.

This one is going to end up being a major win for Tesla (and Musk).

I've got a Porsche 911 Carrera and, honestly, I've been tempted by the Tesla roadster. But now seeing what Musk wrote, all these logs and his explanation I just want to buy a Tesla sedan.