I am unironically thankful that the Cybertruck exists
what other vehicle can provide us this level of schadenfreude day in and day out
art comes in many different forms
The Cybertruck was released on Nov. 30. Today, Tesla announced it was recalling the vehicle for the fourth time, an impressive rough average of one recall every seven weeks. apnews.com/article/tesl...
Every time you see one, it's tangible proof that Musk is an entitled white guy who is decent at working a crowd and has a brain made of cheese.
But is it art? Absolutely.
You know the person doing the wrap was utterly at a loss for how to make this look good.
(Akin to a dressmaker being told they're making a ball gown for an ostrich)
there are also very few red flags as openly visible to everyone as that. People should keep driving cybertrucks if they want to, cause it lets us stay away from the type of people who want to drive cybertrucks.
Someday there'll be NTSB data to demonstrate how many casualties/fatalities were caused by the Cybertruck, with a breakdown of how many of those happened to people IN the Cybertruck vs. those NOT in it.
I'm 90% sure that first number is larger at present.
I love "owners will be notified by letter on August 18." Nearly eight weeks of waiting and wondering if a(nother) piece of your vehicle is going to fail or fall off (or both). I can't help thinking, "Not only were you stupid enough to buy that, you're also stupid enough to keep driving it."
My brother bought one and he stopped by to drop off a trailer. In person it's cool in a "designed by Minecraft players" way. Still fun to make fun of it.
look, if they'd just let the free market do it's thang, they'd have identified all these flaws by the time the cybertruck 2.0 rolls out with it's own equally vast but completely different set of safety concerns, gawd!
probably. "Cybertruck 2.0 - this time, the windows are *actually* unbreakable! honest! We wouldn't lie about that twice, would we? Also, it comes with 300% more windshield wipers!"
I'm imagining them being in the corners, long enough to collide with each other but doing a beautifully orchestrated dance to provide very rapid, 100% coverage...under laboratory conditions only.
It brings out a sense of community. There’s one in the wild in my town. Whenever I see it in a parking lot, strangers come together to point, snicker, and wonder aloud “who’s the dumbass that brought that?”
I have had the baffling experience of not having seen one yet but HAVE seen a DeLorean in the past few months barely out of salt season, which is wild when you're aware they were not much better built than elons bloated electric knockoff.