Man, they're sooo different. The CT is going to be a behemoth to drive and park in the city. It will be great for camping, recreation, towing. The Plaid S will be a sleek speed demon that has gotten a lot more refined since my 2014 P85D (still a speed demon in its own right). If you're a two-car family, I think it makes sense to have one of each. The CT would be a birch to commute in, unless you're super rural.
If Plaid S, then consider that the current Performance S starts at about $95,000 so the Plaid would be even more, while the TriMotor CT only starts at about $70,000. More money to consider in your decision. *edit: Also I would think hard about whether the Plaid would be able to do everything that the Cybertruck could. And vice versa.
Cybertruck based upon value. For what you’ll likely pay for a plaid S, you’ll be able to buy a Cybertruck AND a Model 3
One of these is not like the other. One of these can drive over the other. Pick one. I choose Cybertruck.
If you are Urban Dwelling Impatient Speed Loving Indulgent Go with the S. If you are Patient Rural / Suburban Costco Membered Outdoors-ey More Practial yet iconoclastic Go with the CyberTruck
You can get an S now and then trade that in when the Cybertruck is available. You lose some money, but you are happy.
Just reserved a tri CT, which will hopefully be available when the lease on my MS expires. The X-factor is whether the 202X roadster would be available sooner than the CT, but I seriously doubt it. I've already had a P85D and a P100D MS. Looking to change it up with the next vehicle. For now anyways, I'm going with the CT. Point being: if you've already had an MS before, why not change it up?
Also depends when the Plaid S comes out. If it comes out in Sept (Battery Day) and also has a 500+ mile battery + a refreshed interior perhaps....then jump on that! It will probably be at least a year but more likely 1.5 to 2 years away from a CT depending when you reserved which is just way too long to wait. The longer it takes for the S to come out, the shorter the wait for the CT.