jebinc
Well-Known Member
Interesting tear down from an aftermarket supplier that has worked on many Cybertrucks. I’ll let you be the judge of design and material quality.
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Suggestion: Don’t believe anything that comes out of Elon’s mouth.
Yes, that’s pretty obvious and basic market economics. Having said that, I would not be one wanting to pay out the @$$ for this product. Like the refreshed S/X Plaids, the price will be cut once the loyalists demand is satisfied. Loaded Plaids used to sell for $145k. Today, under $90k.Do people here not understand that Tesla is cash flow negative on the Cybertruck for the next year or more? When you pay 120 grand to them for one, you’re offsetting that. When you pay 20 grand in mark up to your local Ford dealer for a lightning, you don’t benefit the financials for the product. And Ford is losing lots of money on Lightnings.
That’s gold, right there… Gold!
Because it is a safety issue and many would still use the vault cover. Seriously you can't understand those basic things.Ya, and? Not every CT needs a vault cover. I would actually remove it as I would be putting a camper shell on the back anyway.
Yep. They need to ramp up like there's no tomorrow to have a chance at reducing production costs. They estimated up to 18 months which probably means 36.Do people here not understand that Tesla is cash flow negative on the Cybertruck for the next year or more? When you pay 120 grand to them for one, you’re offsetting that. When you pay 20 grand in mark up to your local Ford dealer for a lightning, you don’t benefit the financials for the product. And Ford is losing lots of money on Lightnings.
@Midpack good responseYou're hilarious. I won't bother to correct your misinformation, your mind was made up before you posted...cheers.
It's not a scam. It might be bad business as they might lose some sales but you can get your $100 deposit back, right? Not the biggest scam I've ever heard of.Cybertruck is such a scam. Tesla bypassing early reservation holders to see who will pony up an extra $20K ON TOP of a ~50% price increase on all models from reveal. Terrible ~320 mile range that will be like 250 miles in real life and 200 in winter. No spare tire. If you get a spare tire it will take up most of the bed.
"Range Extender" is never coming out and is complete Tesla BS vaporware. That would take up the remaining bed space. Not even a way to connect it in the bed. So a Cybertruck with spare and range extender isn't even a pickup truck anymore. Tesla's idiotic fixed headrest seats that give you neck pain after an hour.
Stupid white interior on a truck. No opening moonroof or rear window are huge misses. No HVAC in the bed as promised. Towing is going to be laughable with that tiny 123 kWh battery. The sales of this truck will tank once Tesla scams all of the "gotta have it now" Tesla fan-bois out of an extra $20K while pissing off the rest of their customers by putting them to the end of the line.
The REAL price of the Cybertruck is dual motor $100K and Tri-motor $120K. Only "Founders Editions" will be made for 2024/2025. The RWD is also vaporware and not coming out for many many many years if at all. Neither is the "$80K AWD" or "$100K Beast".
I got my $100 back, but they are now charging the loyalists $1000a pop and providing EDD if “in 2024”…It's not a scam. It might be bad business as they might lose some sales but you can get your $100 deposit back, right? Not the biggest scam I've ever heard of.
im not completely following how foundation orders were offered and handled, but agree if the original reservations were not contacted and offered a Foundation at the justified price, the included accessories ranges from $15K to $20K, that was wrongIt's not a scam. It might be bad business as they might lose some sales but you can get your $100 deposit back, right? Not the biggest scam I've ever heard of.
To each.im not completely following how foundation orders were offered and handled, but agree if the original reservations were not contacted and offered a Foundation at the justified price, the included accessories ranges from $15K to $20K, that was wrong
I'd be angry
i would not be angry at what was delivered, the CT is amazing, I have seen it in person a few times
ive used that response and respect itTo each.
People have every right to be upset, cancel their reservation deposit for a refund, and never buy a Tesla again (or ever). But a scam implies to me at least of some illegal activity which this isn't.im not completely following how foundation orders were offered and handled, but agree if the original reservations were not contacted and offered a Foundation at the justified price, the included accessories ranges from $15K to $20K, that was wrong
I'd be angry
i would not be angry at what was delivered, the CT is amazing, I have seen it in person a few times
The $1,000 is to lock in an order, correct?I got my $100 back, but they are now charging the loyalists $1000a pop and providing EDD if “in 2024”…
But what do you REALLY think? LOLCybertruck is such a scam. Tesla bypassing early reservation holders to see who will pony up an extra $20K ON TOP of a ~50% price increase on all models from reveal. Terrible ~320 mile range that will be like 250 miles in real life and 200 in winter. No spare tire. If you get a spare tire it will take up most of the bed.
"Range Extender" is never coming out and is complete Tesla BS vaporware. That would take up the remaining bed space. Not even a way to connect it in the bed. So a Cybertruck with spare and range extender isn't even a pickup truck anymore. Tesla's idiotic fixed headrest seats that give you neck pain after an hour.
Stupid white interior on a truck. No opening moonroof or rear window are huge misses. No HVAC in the bed as promised. Towing is going to be laughable with that tiny 123 kWh battery. The sales of this truck will tank once Tesla scams all of the "gotta have it now" Tesla fan-bois out of an extra $20K while pissing off the rest of their customers by putting them to the end of the line.
The REAL price of the Cybertruck is dual motor $100K and Tri-motor $120K. Only "Founders Editions" will be made for 2024/2025. The RWD is also vaporware and not coming out for many many many years if at all. Neither is the "$80K AWD" or "$100K Beast".
Doing anything is more than the original $100. Those days are gone.The $1,000 is to lock in an order, correct?
It's not a scam. It might be bad business as they might lose some sales but you can get your $100 deposit back, right? Not the biggest scam I've ever heard of.
Again, not a scam. You aren't contractually obligated to buy. You can feel like they pulled a bait and switch but you are out the money you would have made if you invested that $100 in the market. I'd just get a refund on the deposit and not deal with them anymore if that makes you happier.The scam is "revealing" that the dual motor is $80K and the tri-motor is $100K. Those are FAKE prices for the media and chump deposit holders. The dual motor is $100K and the tri-motor is $120K to pad Tesla profit for years of "foundation editions".
Just like the original 2019 prices were a scam that were NEVER going to be met, even remotely, even pre-pandemic. It's all a lie.
The $7K FSD option was also a lie. It's clear that the full price $12K FSD is wrapped up into the FE pricing.
Anyway, once the ~50K or so Elon nut swingers get a CT, the demand will drop off a cliff. The $100 deposit to $100K 250 mile (real) range CT order conversion rate will be laughable.