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There's no tear down to be seen there.
Darkfox021
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Sure there is, Sandy pre-cracked the back left corner (off camera).
Out of Spec tested 4 different EV trucks at the same time for how far they can go at 70 MPH:
They Cybertruck Cyberbeast went 304 miles at 70 MPH, while it is only rated for 301 miles. It did way better, 50 miles more?, than the dual motor variant they tested in Texas a while back. (I've seen at least one person say that they think the latest update made it more efficient, maybe it really did?)
They Cybertruck Cyberbeast went 304 miles at 70 MPH, while it is only rated for 301 miles. It did way better, 50 miles more?, than the dual motor variant they tested in Texas a while back. (I've seen at least one person say that they think the latest update made it more efficient, maybe it really did?)
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Daniel in SD
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I'm seeing a lot of stampings. Major turn off.
Buckminster
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RobStark
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Tesla Cybertruck resale values are falling, wholesaler says
Tesla Cybertruck resale values are falling, according to the owner of the United States' largest vehicle wholesaler.
www.teslarati.com
The latest flipped Cybertruck truck sold for $171k on March 20.
The first flipped Cybertruck sold for $244.5k.
There was one that crossed the line a couple weekends ago for 200K at a Mecum auction in Phoenix.. I wondered if it was a Tesla provided vehicle - even though nothing said so, or an owner who thought they would just work it out or never buy another Tesla. But it was an “on display” vehicle so lights of highlights and roped off, etc.Tesla Cybertruck resale values are falling, wholesaler says
Tesla Cybertruck resale values are falling, according to the owner of the United States' largest vehicle wholesaler.
The latest flipped Cybertruck truck sold for $171k on March 20.
The first flipped Cybertruck sold for $244.5k.
It's no surprise but still interesting seeing those early production mistakes.
Doggydogworld
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I think the other test was 75 mph? Also, air density matters a lot on the highway. This test was at "mile high" elevation with temps in the 50s and 60s. If the other test was at sea level on a colder day that could easily reduce range by 50 miles even at the same speed.
adiggs
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Not quite the same message as the headline suggests.Tesla Cybertruck resale values are falling, wholesaler says
Tesla Cybertruck resale values are falling, according to the owner of the United States' largest vehicle wholesaler.
The latest flipped Cybertruck truck sold for $171k on March 20.
The first flipped Cybertruck sold for $244.5k.
Today was the first time I've seen a Cybertruck at a Supercharger. The guy driving it showed me the inside, the frunk, and the bed cover opening/closing. I've seen at least a dozen CTs driving around, but never up close for an extended period. My first impressions up close:
- the wheels are HUGE! They make the 20" wheels on my Y look like skateboard wheels
- the bed is bigger than I thought it was, and the cover going up/down was faster than I thought it would be
- very roomy inside
- the CT looks much better from some angles (eg from the front) than others (eg from the rear)
- the screen looked bigger and crisper than the one in my Y
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