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✓ Published: 19-Apr-2024
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From the first prototype to the latest and greatest, Jim explores all that Tesla has to offer at the Petersen Automotive Museum.<br/><br/>Tesla has come a long way since their first models and who knows where all this progression will take them in the future!<br/><br/>------------------<br/>Enjoyed this video? Don't forget to LIKE and SHARE the video and get involved with our community by leaving a COMMENT below the video! <br/><br/>Check out what else our channel has to offer and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Men & Motors for more classic car and motorbike content! Why not? It is free after all!<br/><br/>Our website: http://menandmotors.com/<br/><br/>----- Social Media -----<br/><br/>Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/menandmotors/<br/>Instagram: @menandmotorstv<br/>Twitter: @menandmotorstv<br/><br/>If you have any questions, e-mail us at talk@menandmotors.com<br/><br/>© Men and Motors - One Media iP 2023
From the first prototype to the latest and greatest, Jim explores all that Tesla has to offer at the Petersen Automotive Museum.<br/><br/>Tesla has come a long way since their first models and who knows where all this progression will take them in the future!<br/><br/>------------------<br/>Enjoyed this video? Don't forget to LIKE and SHARE the video and get involved with our community by leaving a COMMENT below the video! <br/><br/>Check out what else our channel has to offer and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Men & Motors for more classic car and motorbike content! Why not? It is free after all!<br/><br/>Our website: http://menandmotors.com/<br/><br/>----- Social Media -----<br/><br/>Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/menandmotors/<br/>Instagram: @menandmotorstv<br/>Twitter: @menandmotorstv<br/><br/>If you have any questions, e-mail us at talk@menandmotors.com<br/><br/>© Men and Motors - One Media iP 2023
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