The CODA EV: a Tesla “Killer” That Wasn’t… (feat. Aging Wheels!)

@agingwheels visits Quinn and talks about the 2012 CODA—a failed competitor to the Tesla Model S. Get the free invisible selfie and carry case for Insta360 X3 here: https://store.insta360.com/product/x3?insrc=INR49PC&utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=KOL&utm_campaign=SnazzyLabs&utm_content=date20221125X3BlackFriday Thanks to Robert for joining in on the video! - https://agingwheels.com Thanks to Family Auto for letting us borrow the 2012 Model S! - https://www.gofamilyauto.com Follow Snazzy Labs on Twitter - http://twitter.com/snazzyq Follow me on Instagram - http://instagram.com/snazzyq Tesla has been an objective success—moving from relative obscurity to the world’s most valuable automaker in less than a decade. Some of that was certainly Elon’s hutzpah, but most of it was their technology platform being leagues above the rest. Another automaker based out of California tried to beat Tesla to market. They made a decent car, had a good manufacturing partner, but hit the market at the wrong time with the wrong price. Today, we talk about CODA and the CODA EV—the failed family sedan competitor to the Tesla Model S.