I see 1-2 Cybertrucks per day here in Austin TX and have examined them up close when parked.
Using my eyes, knowing the actual size of the battery pack and therefore able to predict real world range, looking at the (typical for Tesla) build quality, understanding the downsides of the SS exterior, the repair costs and delays associated with all Tesla's but this one in particular, the absolute spartan interior and features (seriously, where is the value), the soon to be elevated insurance costs, etc. I just can't see why any normal person would purchase the CT. Do you need to be starred at, absolutely everywhere you drive, that badly?
It's obviously not really a truck. It obviously will not save you a dime. It looks ridiculous and they all look exactly the same so any uniqueness in the beginning will be so gone so very soon. Realize that every other truck has different bed and cab configurations, different trim levels & of course different colors creating thousands of variations before you move on to the massive aftermarket. The F150 I own is the best vehicle sold, yet the particular model/ color/ wheel combo mine was built at the factory with, I've never seen even one other one like this for example.
If you are Kim Kardashian, or a famous rapper, or Joe Rogan, and this $140K purchase is like going to 'Outback Steakhouse dinner' on a Tuesday money for you and you just don't give a sh*t, sure why the eff not? But a normal person with at least average math skills? Yah, I just don't get it.
Unless you are one of the select few that might be able to flip one of the very first CTs, this will be the greatest depreciating mass produced vehicle in history. Even beating out, the other Tesla's that already hold this distinction. You will NEVER save money in gasoline in a way that offsets the accumulated loss of buying one of these new.