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The 1927 Duesenberg Model X Boat Roadster in its new home. This exquisitely restored Model X Duesenberg donated to the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum by current owner, University of Michigan English professor Dr. Peter Heydon. Photos courtesy of (The) Appleman
Duesenberg is most often associated with its later Model J automobiles, but it was the Model A, built from 1922-’26, that gave the company its start as an automaker. In between came the Model X, of which 13 were initially planned and just four were built. Thanks to the generosity of Dr. Peter Heydon and his late wife, Rita, the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum has been gifted what many have called “the rarest of Duesenbergs,” a one-of-one built 1927 Model X Boat Roadster that would play an influential role in Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg history.
The Duesenberg brothers proved more adept at racing cars than at running businesses, but their Model A line did feature innovative designs like an overhead camshaft eight-cylinder engine and hydraulic brakes. Sales started in late 1921, and by 1926 the company had built an estimated 600 examples; unfortunately it had also gone through a reorganization, officially changing its name from the Duesenberg Automobiles and Motors Company to the Duesenberg Motor Company in 1925. Production continued in the same Indiana factory, but sales had fallen to dismal levels and another bankruptcy loomed.
To reverse the company’s fortunes, Fred Duesenberg began work on a new automobile to replace the Model A. To cut development costs, the chassis would be based upon the one used in the Model A, with modifications that included additional reinforcement and leaf springs mounted above the frame rails for a lower center of gravity. The engine would be derived from the Model A as well, but the 260-cu.in. inline eight-cylinder would receive a revised intake, a new valvetrain, different pistons and a new crankshaft, all of which raised output from 88 horsepower to 100 horsepower, reportedly enough to give the Model X a 100 MPH top speed.
Working with materials at hand, Duesenberg built 13 Model X chassis, sending one example off to Connorsville, Indiana, coachbuilder McFarlan for an aluminum “boat roadster” body. The attention-getting car would be displayed at the 1927 New York Auto Salon, and the Duesenberg brothers hoped the custom-bodied roadster would generate interest in other variants planned for the Model X line.
Except that’s not quite what happened.
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Last year Tesla introduced the Model X in Europe. It's an all-electric crossover model with 6 or 7 seats. This one has a "E" registration plate that is now available in Germany for (partly) electric cars.
[Update2: I also enabled the possibility to turn this model into a real LEGO set by putting it on LEGO Ideas, where people can vote for it: ideas.lego.com/projects/137950 ]
[Update: I made a 360° view of this model with bluerender, that you can find here: www.flickr.com/photos/94844382@N07/26178350012/in/album-7...
The video is also on youtube (in case, that flickr is too laggy):
www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmbdQOAfAC4&nohtml5=False ]
As promised I made a bigger version of the Tesla Model X with LEGO bricks.
I think, that this model is also doable with real bricks, although you have to keep in mind, that some stuff has to be changed to make it work / more stable (like the falcon wing doors) or that some bricks aren't available in certain colors.
I will also try to add more functions to the model, if it is possible (I tried to include a 3rd seat row for example, but it didn't really work out so far).
I used the LEGO Digital Designer (ver. 4.3.9) and bluerender (ver. 0005) from msx80 with modified files from bublible to make this car. In its current form the model has 1482 parts (the number will be different when I change something in the model of course).
Tesla recently started delivery of its Model X in Europe. It's an all-electric crossover model with 6 or 7 seats. Quite special are the falcon wing doors for access to the second and third row seats.
Electric Drive
100th Anniversary Edition
Brussels Motor Show
Autosalon Brussel
Salon de l'Auto Bruxelles
Brussels - Belgium
January 2023
It looks like in 2018 Tesla outsold brands like Mazda and Fiat in the Netherlands. From January 1st the fiscal advantages for more expensive electric company cars will be lower. So a lot of people bought their Tesla this year.
Model and Photographer: Natasja Schumann
Outfit: Zaara : Frawla *nude*
Jewelery: Zaara : Nizam Full Set *white stones*
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Electric Drive
100th Anniversary Edition
Brussels Motor Show
Autosalon Brussel
Salon de l'Auto Bruxelles
Brussels - Belgium
January 2023
Car: Tesla Model X Executive Edition.
Date of registration: 28th September 2017.
Date taken: 5th April 2018.
Album: Street Spots
Last year Tesla introduced the Model X in Europe. It's an all-electric crossover model with 6 or 7 seats. Tesla is doing quite well in the Netherlands, with sales up almost 50% compared to last year.
Model and Photographer: Natasja Schumann
Skin: LAQ IMANI No 6 (Beginning to love this skin :D)
Hair: Maitreya Aisha - Caramel
Outfit: Zaara : Frawla *nude*
Jewelery: Zaara : Nizam Full Set *white stones*
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I think i should start take nekii pics? (jkjk) LOL :D
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Tesla has set up a network of superschargers where Tesla owners can charge their car during a longer trip. This is a Model X using one of these in a parking lot in Oosterhout.
A Tesla Model X photographed in Anting, Shanghai municipality, China.
Tesla has a quite good success in China thanks to massive incentives from authorities for the EV cars.
The Model X is sold for 754.400 to 1.502.700 RMB (about €95.900-191.000 or US $111.900-222.900).
This one got the all-new license plates dedicated to EV and plug-in hybrid vehicles, using a green color. These new license plates are used only in Shanghai, Nanjing, Wuxi (Jiangsu), Jinan (Shandong), and Shenzhen (Guangdong).
In 2013 Tesla opened a showroom in the high-end P.C. Hooftstraat in Amsterdam. On display the Model X with its interesting falcon-doors. So far this year more than 1,000 Model X's have been sold here, bringing Tesla sales to a new record high.
Unveiling of the prototype build of the Model X SUV with Falcon-wing doors at the Santana Row store today. Think 800+ HP with two motors giving precise AWD, and better performance than a Porsche 911 Carerra... acceleration and handling... in a SUV that has a total cost of ownership less than a Ford Taurus.
This pre-screening was for customers who have already ordered a vehicle (I am in line for vehicle no.2 =)
Shooting with a fisheye lens allows for viewing of most of the interior, but warps the wide profile views. Nevertheless, here's the video.