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This is a short bed. Real trucks have 8' beds.

My wife grew up on a cattle ranch in New Mexico. She actually thinks the design is fine, but wonders about the logistics to haul a load of dirt.

Remember, if the Cybertruck GCWR is over 26k, you'll need a CDL to pull a 14k trailer. Unfortunately, Elon forgot to mention the GVWR and GCWR in his reveal.

How do you figure that towing range? How much does your trailer weigh?

I can do the same in my Prius Prime. I remember once loading 10 ft 2x4s into my Prius and shutting the hatch while the fullsize Ford pickup next to me had to stick his 8 ft 2x4s out the window of the bed topper. I just chuckled and drove away.

Well the big reveal was just about stainless body and glass. No mention of the interior seat arrangements. No mention of range when towing 14k lbs. This is obviously designed to go for the commuter market - white collar folks who drive crew cab F-150s with short beds to the office everyday and...

What do you mean it has a large bed? It has only a 6.5 ft bed like most of the "commuter" F-150s. Real trucks have 8 ft beds that you can load stuff in with a forklift or bucket loader. Not angled sides like this. And this thing won't even carry a regular old sheet of plywood without it getting...

No. The El Camino is a classic. This is a Honda Ridgeline that a high school shop student added Delorean panels to.