Instructions: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Input: When Elon Musk first showed off the Model S P85D, Tesla's high-end all-wheel-drive electric car, he said that his company wanted to reach the kind of acceleration achieved by the world's greatest supercars. With the help of a dash camera, some unsuspecting victims, and the car's ability to accelerate from 0 to 60 MPH in 3.2 seconds, a P85D owner made a super sweary compilation video to show that Tesla was certainly successful in making its newest model shockingly speedy. 
  
 "You've gotta give people fair warning!" 
  
 Musk tweeted a link to the video today, showing driver Brooks subjecting family and friends to the new P85D's ludicrous acceleration, causing squeals of surprise, dropped smartphones, and many, many curse words. The latest model of the P85D has two motors, ostensibly designed to help the car in inclement weather, that increase the amount of acceleration the car is capable of. It even has a dedicated acceleration control on the car's large touchscreen menu, that lets drivers select between two modes — "sport," or "insane." 
  
 Test driving Tesla #p85d ... The insane mode is totally insane ... Instant push of 600+ hp 2.9 sec to 60 mph Wow! pic.twitter.com/MyxUneSaaY — Bobby B. Grubic (@BobbyGrubic) December 19, 2014 
  
 In an industry where most gasoline-powered sports cars can only reach 60 MPH after six seconds from a standing start, Tesla's top-of-the-line car can catch people unaware. But not every P85D passenger reacts with such primal terror — when The Verge's own Josh Lowensohn took to the P85D's passenger seat for a similar jump-start last October, his steely professionalism helped him keep his reaction in check. ||||| Take a look at this Tesla Model S P85D Insane Mode Launch Compilation Video showing reactions from a few unsuspecting people. 
  
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 With 0-60 MPH coming in just 3.1 seconds along with no audible clue of what’s about to happen, the aggressive launch brings out some very interesting and funny reactions, including a flying iPhone that gets stuck to the back seat from the G Forces (we’ve recorded 1.29G on the launch). 
  
 The Tesla Model S P85D is powered by dual motors with a combined output of 691HP and during a recent dyno test we observed 864 ft-lbs of torque. This Tesla also set a new world record for being the quickest and fastest production electric car running 11.6 @ 115 MPH in the 1/4 mile. 
  
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Output:
The car everyone is buzzing about is now the car passengers are cursing about in a hilarious new video from DragTimes. Tesla driver Brooks managed to convince friends and family to get into the Model S P85D to test out the car's "insane" mode: a 0 to 60 mph acceleration in 3.1 seconds. But it appears none were warned about exactly what to expect. Though the electric car runs up to $120,000, the compilation of passenger reactions, caught by a dashboard camera, is priceless. There's a woman who thinks she's going to throw up, a man who claims to have pooped his pants, and, as the Verge points out, "many, many curse words." Tesla CEO Elon Musk yesterday tweeted a link to the video, which also shows an iPhone go flying and stick to the car's backseat. "You can't f---ing do that to people. You gotta give people fair warning," one passenger says, while another claims, "I could do that every day." Click for more on the car, which also has radar, sonar, and an automated driving system.