Just saw 2 Cybertruck delivered by Semi in Fremont.
I was wondering what that was about. Thanks for teaching me a new thing today!
Yes, It took me some time to notice why it looks like straight from scrapyard, but this is it
"you just don't understand how decades of improvement in crumple zones and saving lives was actually a bad thing, cars should be steel tanks that don't handle physics at all, going back at 1960s car design is true forward thinking innovation."
Elon doesn't understand physics of car crashes so he sure as fuck didn't do the actual work to make rockets, he paid people to create his drawings from when he was 10.
decades of improvement in crumple zones and saving lives
This auto industry cope is basically also bullshit. Cars generally have gotten larger and more dangerous for anyone not in a car, or even not in a new car.
well this thing is more dangerous for anyone in the car and for anyone not in the car
yea that's a different issue. but take the increase in pedestrian deaths and the decrease in auto deaths and it's definitely still a net positive.
I definitely picture that matrix dude from Grandma's Boy driving one of these.
I hear those things are a masterpiece of engineering. They're made to within 10 microns. You know, like a Lego!
The wheels are so badly mismatched to the design of the body. I guess the trucks are still in pre-/alpha
Looking to buy a Tesla soon. May need to wait for this cybertruck.
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I think the more I look at it the less ugly it looks.
If you're truly wanting attention when driving around town then this is it.
Funny, they just keep getting worse the more I look at them. The fucking panel warping everywhere resulting in the ugliest goofy ass reflections is just beyond egregious. Come on, DeLorean figured out that sucks and how to fix it for free over 40 years ago.
Turning heads when I drive around town in my toaster oven.
Primitive and ugly design. Who's dumb enough to buy this hunk of junk?
other car manufacturers do put a film in some front and back areas to protect the car during transit to dealerships, but it's not duct tape. it's more like a cling film without the gobs of adhesive that can dry and leave residue that duct tape has
The newest in child killing technology. Fuck big trucks. And super fuck it being a Tesla. It's like, how much more asshole could you get?
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explanation for the literal ducttape
