But then again so is the BMW X5 (?) which is just as big and almost the same size and shape. Not my thing at all.However the Model S is a hatchback and is only "large" instead of humungous, and I can't agree with you on that one - I rather like the styling of the Model S and think it still looks great 5 years later.
It does border on "hey look at me aren't I fancy" styling which would make me a little uncomfortable driving one at first but probably not for long.
A bit like I felt a bit uncomfortable being very early on the iPhone adoption curve - I had one in 2008 back when nobody had smart phones of any description, when people thought you were trying to be fancy by having one - but I just liked the technology I didn't buy it to be any kind of status symbol, and years later everyone has them and they are accepted as a normal thing you just have.
The same would be the case if I had the wherewithal to buy a Tesla one day - I would buy it for the technology and driving experience and because I want to drive an EV, not because I saw it as any kind of status symbol, although I'm sure other people might not see it that way.
