No, some of us are not Pavlov dogs who salivate at the most minor OTA software update or a vehicle that is not available in Australia.
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Cybertruck Australian Tour
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RareEarth
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Not sure about that but there is an element of "I don't want one so I am going to rubbish it endlessly".
Yes, we all get that some people don't like the CT. Time to move on.
It is a bit as though people are being forced to buy one.
Yes, this sums it up, it's not something I'd ever likely buy, but I can remain open minded about it and see the clear value in it.
That coupled with the ever fashionable 'smarter then Elon' disease from every armchair quarterback armed with 5% of the facts and nowhere near 1% the track record of success.
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RareEarth
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Correct, no one is saying you have to. There is also no requirement for an endless pile on.
That is true but then the no requirement also extends to "no requirement to refrain from an endless pile on".
By all means, people are allowed to be one of those mindlessly cheering the great leader - like in the video.
That is true but the no requirement then also extends to "no requirement to refrain from an endless pile on".
But back to the topic. CT and the like are not suited to Australian Roads. I'm not saying they should be banned - just not suited.
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RareEarth
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So for those interested, here is the list I've been given for the CT appearances
Sydney - Melbourne - Canberra - Brisbane - Adelaide - Perth
Indication is that they'll be in that order, but can't confirm that 100% (and like everything subject to change)
Sydney - Melbourne - Canberra - Brisbane - Adelaide - Perth
Indication is that they'll be in that order, but can't confirm that 100% (and like everything subject to change)
AussieOwner
White M3 2021 LR
Saw it at Chatswood last week. My first impression is that the stainless steel finish feels like that of a fridge. They could have open it out for people to sit in and get a sense of the inside. Or even the back tray. But it was all locked up. Plenty of sharp edges, so accidents waiting to happen.
Got to say I was very impressed. Definitely wouldn't consider myself a 'truck guy' but this thing is much bigger and better in person than any video/photo I've seen.
I would think this would be MUCH safer on our roads than any F150/Dodge etc, visibility is much better, obviously the safety tech is much better and as far as shape goes, if I had to choose there is no way I'd rather be hit by one of the F150 or equivalent brick walls over something like this with the slope to minimise the impact.
Not sure, Tesla seem to release the schedule just as it arrives in the city.
Moderators note:
Renamed thread as the Cybertruck tour extended beyond Sydney.
Renamed thread as the Cybertruck tour extended beyond Sydney.
