Xenoilphobe
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Both my son and I dumped Disney and their stock last night... will rebuy when it hits its 20 year low.
For others who don't know what we are talking about.
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For others who don't know what we are talking about.
I fully agree with all this. I was just commenting as “exoskeleton” (unibody) is nothing new in trucks.That's true, but all that flexing introduces other issues and limits towing capability and even has caveats that a weight distributing hitch should never ever be used. There is a reason why Ford abandoned this design in the 60's. https://www.cjponyparts.com/resources/unibody-pickup-trucks
Name one gas or diesel unibody pickup truck that can tow 11,000 lbs.
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And I’m looking at buying (well half as we are splitting the cost 50/50) my first unibody truck right now. Either a Santa Cruz or maverick for my 16 year old. I’ve driven both now a few times and the more I think about it this type of truck is what the CT should have been. Mid sized, efficient, adequate for what the vast majority of truck owners need,…
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Free speech as defined by Elon = Apple / Disney are forced to advertise on twitter *no matter what* or else the world will judge them
That's cool and all, but has nothing at all to do with the CT and less about 500 miles of range.
Xenoilphobe
Well-Known Member
Sorry, pre-announcement jitters, excitement, etc... 500 miles.. I hope...
I think the big question is: how much (if any) load do those SS panels take? Are they just cosmetic or aero panels or do they carry any significant amount of weight beyond that carried by the internal frame.
I don't profess to have any clue at this point.
Munro and others will undoubtedly offer opinions and insight over the next year or so, once there are cars in private hands.
Same reason ICE cars never give actual fuel gauge numbers: Because some ambulance chaser lawyer will sue them for not delivering the exact number. And because folks with nothing else to do with their time will debate ad nauseam on fora over insignificant details.
no range. no price. just the two most important specs for EVs....
from a truck buyer perspective... tow rating and payload rating are ~comparable to a 2yr old F150 Lightning
bullet proof doors and drag racing are not primary specs in the truck market
Price and trims are on the site now https://www.tesla.com/cybertruck/design#payment
60k for RWD (not available til 2025), 250 miles
80K for AWD, 340 miles
100k for "cyberbeast", 320 miles or 440 miles with range extender
60k for RWD (not available til 2025), 250 miles
80K for AWD, 340 miles
100k for "cyberbeast", 320 miles or 440 miles with range extender
Cybertruck
Cybertruck is designed to have the utility of a truck with sports car performance. Built to be durable, versatile, capable and high-performance both on-road and off-road.
be very careful with selecting "purchase price" and not "after savings". Tesla.com always defaults to the "fake" lowe price....
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