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September 22, 2009

Durable Goods: Tesla on a teacup

Look at this amazing shot of a Tesla electric roadster sitting atop four Wedgwood teacups at William Ashley in Toronto. It just goes to show how durable the teacups are — and how sexy the Tesla is! Learn more about it, and its cousin the Tesla S, in this earlier post.

 

Tags: electric cars, Tesla, William Ashley

Author(s):

Jessica Ross

Updated:

7:38 pm

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