The #Cybertruck, Tesla’s all-new electric pickup truck, is here, and it can take a sledgehammer to the door while nary a dent. The all-electric pickup will offer up to 500 miles of range and start at $39,000. https://t.co/7a8YBicIkC
You can see by the mess underneath that shes leaking hella oil, A/C is out (its 98F here rn), the headliner is sagging, driver side window regulator is out so the windows are stuck in the halfway down position and the wife won't ride in it
Bright side is my Chris Jones fathead arrived yesterday for the opposite side garage wall. LFG
I'd go with "stuck 1/4 way up" for accuracy judging from the photo on my UHD. [Reply]
Originally Posted by BleedingRed:
This is without a doubt the dumbest ****ing thing I've ever seen posted here.
"Metal in sun is hot"
My god
Not like different metals/alloys and different colors/finishes will have any impact on how much heat is retained. :-)
I agree someone suing over touching a hot cybertruck is stupid but it is almost guaranteed to happen and that person will get a hefty settlement out of it. [Reply]
My cousin is buying one of these beasts. He rented one when he was in Vegas last year and fell in love with it. On the one hand, he's built a very successful business from absolute scratch and a great life for himself, and works his ass off, and deserves to spend his hard earned money however he wants. But on the other hand, it seems like this is the first truly foolish thing he's done in forever.
He just turned 40. When I turned 40 I bought one of the first 2005 retro Mustangs. That was foolish, too. Much like my Mustang, this vehicle will turn heads. But for an entirely different reason. [Reply]
Saw a promo one wrapped in all white with something like Rejuvinate Skin Therapy...and thought you're either going to get a ton of business because everyone is looking or people are going to shun you
I'm going with the former because people are reeruned so probably smart busines [Reply]
Thousands of Tesla Cybertrucks recalled for issues with wipers, trunk bed trim
Tesla is recalling thousands of Cybertrucks in a pair of recalls − one for a windshield wiper malfunction and one for a trunk bed trim issue − both which can increase the risk of a crash, federal highway safety regulators said.
One recall is due to a potential windshield wiper issue that may reduce visibility and affects 11,688 of the electric pickup trucks, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
According to the agency, in some cases the windshield wiper fails without any warning and will not work when it is raining.
