MT blog post grabbed my attention. They are comparing a base F-150 to the 85 kWh Model S but both vehicles use extensive aluminium. 10 Cars That Weigh More Than the 2015 Ford F-150 SuperCrew
Why post it here when the Tesla was one of 10 cars they compared it to after they ran out of the pick up truck competitors? Ford didn't release any mpg numbers for the new F150 with the 2.7 ecoboost yet. That doesn't seem positive, but they might be shy after all their issues with ratings in the recent past. The weight reduction should help on the city numbers at least. Plus, it will have stop/start standard.
There is a straight up other cars one that this one and the other brand ones are actually sub-forums of. Many seem to miss that.
