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While I mostly agree with your points you forgot an important one:
TMY can be parked everywhere. TCT is too large for city parking spots. Atleast in Europe. Are most parking lots/garages in the US sized for full size trucks?
My TMX is already pushing the limits in parking garages and parking lots. As much as I would love to drive the TCT I also would need to use it as my daily driver. And to do that I need to park.
So no Cybertruck.
Look at the mass exodus of the workers starting about 8:30 in the video. What do you think that is? Fire drill?
So, I'm going to be discussing the Cybertruck on the radio tomorrow...
trueLife lesson in this for people. Just here the number of people waving their arms and jumping up and down about how this was an epic fail, is this a joke, blah, blah, blah. Many of those same people now are, I’m buying it, smashed window be damned.
Step away from the keyboard/keep your mouth shut until your brain can engage and digest.
I was buying the truck regardless of looks (and said so on this board) because I have more important reasons not pertaining to aesthetics. And even I needed a few minutes to wrap my brain around the look because though I was prepared for a lot of possible ‘out there’ looks, that particular one wasn’t in my mind’s eye.
So many people in a hurry to express themselves and have their opinions ‘heard’. Be less of a loudmouth fool by waiting for your brain to catch up to your mouth. You’ll be respected and viewed as a thoughtful human worth listening to.
Megapacks trucked or helicoptered in. Of course it's still not as convenient as getting diesel from those diesel trees they have in war zones.I keep seeing discussions of military/combat uses for the CT. I can't figure how one would "refuel" an electric vehicle in combat. One can't just roll a Supercharger to the front lines. How might that work?
I really wish they made the 500 mile version to start. 300 miles is plenty IF you don't tow with it. Waiting another year will kill me, but buying the DM and selling it a year later is throwing money away.... Aargh!
So, I'm going to be discussing the Cybertruck on the radio tomorrow...
So, I'm going to be discussing the Cybertruck on the radio tomorrow...
Working on the wife to authorize a rezzy, but got my father in law to reserve one, and he’s an old school truck guy that spends all his time rebuilding trucks. Said he was “tired of feeding 5 V-8’s.”
Just wait till a Parking Nazi tries to dent the Cybertruck by opening up their door really hard into it--oops. (The oops is on the Parking Nazi side when the edge of their door is folded over. Sorry, thought it was obvious).
Speaking of height, I was wondering if, given the air shocks, would it be possible for the CyberTruck to lower itself for boarding purposes, and then air up to the normal height for driving? I personally think that would be cool as all get out.I'm pretty sure I'll be getting the Cybertruck, but I doubt it will become my daily driver over the S. I like being lower to the ground and tight handling. The Y should drive really well. The Cybertruck will drive well for a pickup, but all the test drives said you are really high, and the truck really raises the nose when you accelerates, and squats when you brake, etc. Parking a large pickup is also very different than parking the Y. Definitely different markets with only a little overlap.
But there’s no wipers to stick it under!
In Europe atleast you'd probably get a hefty fine slapped on your windshield.
Island or Merica?
Any chance at all you could post audio afterwards? Would love to hear it!
Speaking of height, I was wondering if, given the air shocks, would it be possible for the CyberTruck to lower itself for boarding purposes, and then air up to the normal height for driving? I personally think that would be cool as all get out.
I believe the Cybertruck will be a success but I haven't seen a reminder that the X had lots of reservations and Tesla was unable to convert them to orders. Once the X was on the market the situation quickly went from lengthy wait to 'please order and you can have it in a few weeks.' And the refundable reservation fee was much higher than $100.
Your whim is my obsession.But there’s no wipers to stick it under!
speaking of which, eh, where are they?