DO IT NOW - Cybertruck update changes everything!

[@midehv]

Is your refrigerator running? It is? Well you better go catch it cuz it was just spotted driving down I-95.

[@vlad2718]

“I like ugly things. My wife…” Bro veeery poor choice of words

[@mattgonzalez]

@@vlad2718 My wife is not a thing luckily 😂

[@masonrock]

Hahaha great video Matt. Hope your wife doesn’t watch this one haha!

[@wymy1412]

For roadtrips, my S long range is the winner. For around town and chores around the house and property, the CT for the win.

[@DeeDeeDanone]

KZbinr cliche vehicle choice 101.

[@ronyedin]

My wife hates it. She said, “if you buy the CyberTruck, you are sleeping in the couch”. 😂

[@manuelpiston]

🫵😂 guess she is the man of the house

[@codycast]

Yeah my wife said the same. Guess what I did? I laughed. Bought one. And told her if she doesn’t like it she can sleep on the couch.

[@Neoprenesiren]

First problem is having a wife second problem is listening to her whining.

[@ronyedin]

@@manuelpiston I told her “Listen up. I am the primary source of income in this house. I make all the decisions. I am the man of the house…… when you are not around” 😂

[@Mikkel111]

Damn. Not even on the couch?

[@MakoBlitz]

Cars are not investments! Any luxury vehicle north of 50k is, on paper, a bad financial decision. If you need a mid-size truck, buy a Tacoma. If you need an EV, buy a Model 3. It's never 'good timing' to buy a Cybertruck unless you've got a 7-figure net worth and can pay cash outright. Happy shopping!

[@AdamFrugoli]

Thank you, Dave Ramsey.

[@MakoBlitz]

@@AdamFrugoli my pleasure! :D

[@EddiePotatoes]

No.

[@codycast]

I love my cybertruck. But in all honesty my model S is way more fun to drive

[@mattgonzalez]

@@codycast Interesting. Model S is still at the top of my list. Good to know

[@codycast]

@ only thing I hate about my model S now is I’m used to steer by wire and the change of wheel responsiveness at slow speeds.

[@therealredviper]

Love the squircle more than the s yolk

[@erickilpatrick4440]

Cars depreciate, if you can't afford it, don't buy it. Pretty simple.

[@mattgonzalez]

Affordability and acceptability are two different things

[@stevebachochin2038]

ugly

[@de_stroyed]

There's a reason why this car can't be sold in Europe.... also this cyber"truck" is not actually a truck. It's just a cheap car designed to look like a car. In what world can the frame snap off so easily? I've never seen that happen on any modern vehicle before. Should've bought a real truck, but hey, it's your money, you can burn it however you want.

[@gicousinjoe6199]

Thanks for your useless diatribe.

[@1slyboy]

It’s a truck with a truck bed.

[@de_stroyed]

@ it's not an actual truck. it can't do truck things.

[@1slyboy]

@ whatever - The cybertruck has more payload/towing/range than a Ford F-150 lightning. It also has a 6’ bed and payload/towing capacity is inline with a Ford F-150 King Ranch SuperCab with 4wd.

[@de_stroyed]

@@1slyboy yes on paper it can tow more but it really can't. it's frame will snap before that. a f150 can tow as much as what the cybertruck is rated to tow but ford kept the numbers conservative while tesla overestimated. please watch and look into cybertruck frame snaping. it is NEVER supposed to snap. since it's so heavy, it also easily gets stuck in light off roading and there's a video where a f150 is towing a cybertruck out 😂

[@o751106]

1st😁

[@manuelpiston]

Don't matter

[@GajjoRock]

Time to buy by far the worst car ever ??? Stupid video by an Elon Musk loverboy...

[@codycast]

lol. Let me guess: you suffer from TDS so now don’t like Elon.

[@Celestialrob]

Another anonymous person slicing offensive comments. Sad act. Try and say something thoughtful, if you are able.

[@hik.horticultures]

Objectively a badly designed vehicle, from build quality and performance - regardless if you like the look of it or love Tesla.

[@therealredviper]

Disagree with this. So many aspects of this vehicle are well designed with high performance technology

[@hik.horticultures]

@therealredviper I agree there is some impressive tech in the car. But it's not a refined product in many ways in regards to quality control and fit and finish, which is unacceptable considering its price point. There are many design decisions which follow form over function which is a detriment to the user experience. Additionally it doesn't perform well as a pickup truck or 4x4, which typically fair better in rugged conditions and terrain, but is marketed as such.

[@therealredviper]

@@hik.horticultures I think the subpar fit and finish has become something we expect with Tesla. Hopefully as they refine manufacturing, it becomes closer to the vehicle that was announced back in 2019

[@hik.horticultures]

​@@therealredviper The issue lies in the expectation itself. This is similar to how we shouldn’t accept games, movies, or other forms of art being released in an unfinished state, only to be worked on post-launch. If consumers continue to engage in this manner, companies will recognize that they can charge the same price for lower-quality products. Ultimately, this leads to a decline in the overall standard of the industry. No matter how it is framed, this is not a positive development, nor something that should be celebrated or applauded. It represents a troubling intersection of marketing and capitalism, and it seems you are embracing it without question.