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[@davidsantiagotate7380]

What’s more fragile, elons ego or the cybertruck?

[@hillbillydeluxe27]

felon musky’s ego is far more fragile than.

[@PoeInTheDitch]

Ooo. That's a tough one.

[@hillbillydeluxe27]

@@PoeInTheDitch felon musky is also an illegal alien.

[@ImtoHyyper]

Cybertruck

[@hillbillydeluxe27]

@@weekendmom so is his nazi salute to ol’ chunky chump.

[@darpompie4354]

You can tell when a company that has 0 years experience making trucks, makes a truck. Anybody that believes this thing is a truck is in for huge expenses and problems.

[@FirsteMann1929]

Not a truck

[@darpompie4354]

@@FirsteMann1929 you're right... Should have said "tries" to make a truck. Definitely not a truck.

[@philvasquez4542]

These ugly things look like something out of a 1980’s Robocop movie built by an eighth grader who was so impressed with the futuristic idea of odd looking cars and no understanding of how engineering and metal fatigue actually work! Cyberjunk!😂

[@marceloobregon8513]

It is a classic material fatigue. To avoid this, the part is carefully designed and the resistance of the part is tested with prototypes. In this case it seems that they gave priority to aesthetics over functionality.

[@jasontroy3911]

Could this be one of the biggest fails in automotive history?

[@MemeCheese-f3p]

The biggest.

[@johnfontaine2760]

Sadly no. Apparently idiots are still buying these and think they are cool. Not as many buyers as Tesla thought but with prices falling who knows.

[@jasontroy3911]

@@johnfontaine2760 im sure it ranks up there with the Pinto

[@Tywick2]

Yeppers. I call it the Cyber Flunk.

[@tedecker3792]

Weirder than an Edsel, more flammable than a Pinto, worse build quality than a Yugo, it will go down in history as the biggest fail ever. The few people still buying them didn’t get the memo that being seen in one makes you the biggest out of touch dweeb in their town.

[@jamesplotkin4674]

Not to mention that the wheel covers rub into the rubber tire sidewall.

[@amgguy4319]

Cast aluminum... 7,000 lbs sitting, without dynamic forces being applied. I bet GM doesn't even do this.

[@jmakc3541]

I completely agree, but Tesla claims they are "forged alloy."

[@scottgeene1770]

Don't involve GM to this crap..GM has class and some of the most desirable and beautiful vehicles that nobody could deny.. and at least when GM did engineer their trucks they made them to be the easiest trucks to work on at the same time the easiest trucks to swap and change parts with..

[@marceloobregon8513]

Ironically, a simple stamped steel rim would have more resistance.

[@Flamingtac0]

​@jmakc3541 Their claims don't match reality. That's 100% cast aluminum. If they heat it after casting and stamp it, they might be able to get away with using the term 'forged', but that process doesn't offer anything close to the strength of spin forging. Cast aluminum isn't untenable for this application, but they are going to be damn heavy to be capable of handling the load. If these were 15" wheels like we had in the early 90's, the story would be different. These wheels have a 33% larger diameter, and that needs to be taken into account along with the weight, AND the increase in sideload torque due to the larger diameter.

[@rynesmith7330]

​@@scottgeene1770 Ever since the bailouts, GM has been dead to me.

[@Elchicotemido82]

That metal is so fragile like Elon 😅

[@JS3music]

Elana's going to buy KZbin next and shut down.Everyone who opposes him and his rridiculous kid car.

[@jmakc3541]

"Alloy" can mean just about anything... but, those don't look like forged alloy to me, they look cast, hence the concrete appearance. That's A LOT of wheel weight to be slinging.

[@DesignerDeveloper]

You are correct,

[@wtmayhew]

I had a 2002 Ranger and the trim level only offered steelies. I did a lot of homework to find forged aluminum which did not look stupid and had the correct geometry for the truck. Getting true forged wheels turned out to be an expensive proposition. It would not surprise me if Tesla cut corners. Maybe Tesla is even cocky enough to cast their own wheels … and we’ve seen issues with Cybertruck castings.

[@extendoduck]

I used to work at a bike shop, there was a specific kickstand we'd install for free because they cost about a buck each. They were the worst-quality cast aluminum and broke constantly. The breaks looked exactly like this.

[@Q12366]

Its pot metal 😂

[@punknoodles0]

And here I thought me and my family were the only ones who knew "pot metal".

[@fpsFAMOUS]

"made in China" What's a strange coincidence? All types of issues with Chinese Electric Cars too 🤯

[@Soulsaber_7]

This is a truck for people who have never had a truck before, or know what a truck is supposed to do, and handle. Expensive lesson to learn

[@williamgreer3398]

Its really not a truck, looks more like a glorified Ranchero or El Camino, with extended cab. I enjoyed my 72 Ranchero. Looks more like Buck Roger's futuristic vehicle and Elons Starship both futuristic, if it was built in the1950's. From the look of it might last as long as the series did, one year Cyber Truck and Starship are still in beta testing from the looks of it. This Truck totally looks like Elons influence and not engineers with years of experience building trucks. He should have left Tesla in the Hands of Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning who were the original engineers who founded Tesla Motors. Although it does takes a good salesman too sell people on a concept, still in Beta testing as a superior quality vehicle. It seems Elons best at selling his Companies image. Which is why he's really good at it.

[@johnford1043]

Ii is for COSPLAY

[@marceloobregon8513]

Even worse. Many people like this junk only because of the political inclinations of its creators. They are capable of spending much more than this garbage can is worth, just to show support. We live in the age of idiocracy

[@wtmayhew]

@@williamgreer3398 Musk is a lot like Steve Jobs 2.0 - good with sales rhetoric, but not really an engineer. Musk has a reputation for micromanaging, and the Cybertruck is the first consumer vehicle out of Tesla for which Musk is responsible. Everything up through the model Y was already in design by the time Musk got involved. The Musk patina on the Cybertruck seems to show with all the quirky stuff which isn’t Germaine to typical truck activities.

[@jus10lewissr]

​@@williamgreer3398I suppose it really does look like a glorified Ranchero or El Camino. Far shittier, obviously, but I hadn't given it too much thought until I saw someone calling it an Incel-Camino.

[@shanegau4402]

It's almost as if cybertruck is what nerds and geeks think of when they think "badass truck" like you need bullet proof body keep thinking you that important.

[@Tywick2]

"No serious engineer would design . . ." Yeah, the way this thing is designed is why no one takes this "truck" seriously.

[@DesignerDeveloper]

H1B Engineering at work.

[@artmoss6889]

Yup, that's what happens when your imported engineers grew up in countries that don't have pickups.

[@thoughtlesskills]

Yeah, nothing to do with a greedy child ceo.

[@GrandChessboard]

@@thoughtlesskills Both obviously

[@wdouglas041]

The Cyber Truck For Those With More Money Than Brains 😂

[@haroldmorris5901]

He's a genius! I need to short Tesla again soon.

[@terrihartbarger]

Another DeLorean 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Tywick2]

Let's be realistic. A DeLorean is more practical. 😂

[@allangibson8494]

Delorean’s weren’t badly built or designed - they just weren’t the “sports car” their looks portrayed. (BTW - you can still buy a new Delorean (they are assembled in Texas from the surplus parts from the original factory plus a few new builds from China).

[@wtmayhew]

I worked as a volunteer in a museum restoration shop. They had a Delorean DMC-12. It wasn’t a horrible car, the stainless was 302 over composite, which is better than a Cybertruck. The DMC-12 was pretty heavy because of the two layer panels and the stock engine was a bit undersized for spirited driving. The DMC-12 in the collection had some fitment issues, but not as visually obvious as Cybertruck pictures I have seen. The DMC-12 gull wing doors are also very heavy and require a pretty good shove to raise. The Cybertruck doesn’t have super secret rocket steel like Musk implies. The Cybertruck steel is similar to the 302 of the DMC-12 but appears to be thicker and not backed by a layer to support it. The Cybertruck has a lot of edges where they just Sheared the panels without milling rhe edges. Better watch your leg getting in and out!

[@allangibson8494]

@ Cybertruck uses cold rolled 301 SS according to a 2020 SAE analysis…

[@jus10lewissr]

Nah, this is worse. It's a DePlorean.

[@allangibson8494]

Cast aluminium is BRITTLE. It doesn’t bend at all - it just shatters. The Cybertruck chassis is made of the same material.

[@anonanon3482]

Must have ordered them from temu

[@LaViejaLinda]

…almost

[@thoughtlesskills]

Cybertruck making the Pinto look like a good buy.

[@barryulrich2170]

What do you expect from a vehicle designed with a crayon.

[@Imhexed]

Yes, cast aluminum (cheap) is exactly what I thought

[@russshaber8071]

Every Elontruck ever made has been recalled for repairs.

[@edhughes8262]

I’m petitioning a rename to Cyber Pinto.

[@Airborne-80]

Calling it a truck should be a felony

[@kbrooks2267]

Cyberjunk

[@punknoodles0]

That would be due to the way the wheels are manufactured: casting. Cast metal is not as strong as forged metal. Anyone-ANYONE who has worked in a machine shop knows this.

[@johnsweeney8061]

It's white metal. ~ usually just used in ornamental applications

[@mauriciorojas264]

The main and most obvious thing about the cyber junk, is that it's a novelty. Not a real truck

[@boydmking1]

Firebombs made out of cheap crap. These shouldn't be allowed on the road. This will not end well . . .

[@XxHygherUpxX]

I think people who spends 100k on the cybertruck got scammed

[@johnowens4205]

It's because it's junk

[@johnnorris45]

But you guys love Elon Musk Donald Trump

[@johnnorris45]

But Elon Musk is a genius. He's the smartest man on earth because he is a rich man. Not

[@jonpin142]

It’s clear, not much, if any validation happened, probably more focused on drive by wire testing.

[@elkrice]

At this point there's immense proof that the cybertruck is garbage. So many issues and build quality is terrible

[@christopherjames3524]

Most aluminum rims are cast. Forged is a better more expensive option

[@brandons9138]

I'll agree that forged wheels are better. However not all cast rooms are created equal though. Some of them are straight up junk. There are others that are quite tough depending on the casting method used

[@dillionp4735]

That is aluminum and you must have done something to cause the aluminum to fracture in such a way.

[@foosmonkey]

Who the heck decides to use cast instead of billet for something that’s going to be subject to those kind of stresses? 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@recoilrob324]

Cast parts can be strong enough if they're designed properly. Not knowing what that truck hit to break the wheel...but it's likely to be something they don't want to mention lest the owner be blamed rather than the wheel. Whatever it hit...it was hard enough to flex the windshield surround and crack the glass.

[@hectorguillen3511]

SIBERSHET

[@StudioVoodooMusic]

It looks like powdered metal, like a MIM part.

[@ktm42080]

Cybertrash. Cast aluminum rims under something that weighs 7000 pounds? The whole thing is just for show. Just like the "wheel covers" that rub the tires and ruin them. We used to call them hubcaps, Kmart speed equipment.

[@kristofergobbe4838]

It's cast alloy I'd say.

[@claudetaillefer2725]

Why would anyone buy a cyber truck? Stick to the tried and true 💪

[@mikeondabike420]

It's a cute toy. What do you expect

[@XLT600triple-x1q]

You do know Dayton wheels on big rigs are cast right in most big rig rims are cast

[@PoeInTheDitch]

How did this truck get approved by the gov for road safety?

[@zane___k7333]

It's called aluminium.

[@armedtotheteeth1974]

Somebody keep N eye on this guy. Tesla gonna put out a hit

[@stevenshontz-q1w]

Pretty sure that's just the hub cap

[@southe101]

They are not bad. Just a certain segment of the population is looking for reasons to indirectly trash Musk for his politics. You could just as easily trash Chevy for their transmissions, Ford for their quality issues, Nissan for their CVT transmissions.... on and on. No product is perfect and designed for all contingencies.

[@darrellhendrix5502]

You need to spit elon's junk out. These are crap.

[@toddsilverman1244]

Calling that p o s a truck is like saying the government doesn't lie to you🤣

[@robertwhite7845]

The cyber truck is a car cause playing as a truck.

[@christopherjames3524]

Cast aluminum

[@tech5298]

3500 pound payload capacity

[@jeffwolf8018]

Cyberjunk more like it

[@jthewarrior5354]

I can’t believe people buy the junk

[@mauriciorojas264]

Chevy ssr was not a real truck. Definitely a novelty truck

[@CrazyHowie]

Cinterd metal. That's what that is. Todaly not appropriate for a wheel rim.

[@zaccarman6683]

When are people gonna admit Elon is an idiot. He's a great con man. I think that's why Trump likes him so much.

[@SAVAGEKEYCONSULTING]

Cyberdoinked!

[@13JimmA]

They are cast aluminum and have stupid hubcaps …. Quit taking something that is stupid and trying to dumb it down to your level. Just because you don’t understand doesn’t make it dumb…It’s dumb because it’s dumb, stupid…😂

[@holdernewtshesrearin5471]

Cast aluminum with a wheel design that's relatively narrow and thin in cross section with lots of sharp right angles, vent holes with sharp angles on a vehicle with what, about 8,000 lb curb weight once a couple of 200 lb men are inside? Yeah that's not gonna work. Elon Musk is a genius but he's not a vehicle manufacturer. Not yet anyway. Another 10 or 20 years of R&D, trial and error and experience and he just might be but not now. Anyone buying those vehicles has more money than sense imo. Buy a Toyota, they live forever.

[@CrazyScubaCouple]

he's not even a genious, he is just good at taking opportunities, he's opportunistic, when a youtuber that follows starship's progress asked him a really good question that made elon's light bulb light up, elon took the merit, the youtuber interviewed him two weeks later and elon's literal words where *"it ocurred to ME* in real time while i was explaining it to you"... i mean, this is quite petty... elon is only good at stealing other's hard work and making it look like it's his. don't get me wrong, i'm no hater, up until path of exile 2 drama (i played the game since 2014) i was a fanboy, but man, when you add everything up, it's just sad, such a fraglie ego for having it that big.

[@moodogco]

It's cast aluminium that's why, cheap

[@carpediem8714]

Stop calling it a “truck” it’s a battery that doesn’t charge well… looks and operates like 💩

[@tim_peaky]

Cyber junk

[@remb1500]

Chinesium

[@cmleoj]

The customer experience is not relevant. Sorry.

[@emeraldphotography7363]

Its just for show.

[@danieldoiron535]

Cheaply built-in junk

[@BarbaraHunt23]

Hey, everybody! Good News, now there's a Cybervan! Bigger and uglier than the Cyberbeast. Fanboyz rejoice!😂😂😂😂😂

[@ManuelRodriguez-in6sl]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@Sakosaga]

Like...why do people buy these things man they're so bad. They could have just copied an actual truck and just put the EV stuff on it and called it a day, but they did EVERYTHING wrong. Silverado EV is the only real full size truck EV anyone should he buying who would actually use it for work.

[@JAMESYBOY.]

Im glad people are starting to realize these tesla are trash

[@derelict33]

Cast junk. Class action when?

[@deonstrydom1848]

Don't blame Elon Musk , he is just clever, in the following way, he now's most people that have extra means have ego 's and an image to up hold or tray to uphold, it seems that buying a Cyber truck are just such a ego boosting step to take, I drive a Cyber truck and you poor sod drives a clunker, but at least the clunker still drives,

[@762-m9b]

Pot metal.

[@johnpounders5314]

From what I'm seeing these are one hundred thousand dollars worth of trash.stpo buying them.😮😮😮😮😮

[@macbuff81]

Because it's a toy

[@mikedantes824]

CYBERJUNK =100% lawsuit !!!

[@francescocosentini9264]

Not a truck

[@topreventretaliations3590]

See? What I first saw when I saw that Lego truck?

[@MajorBorris]

Potholes...

[@jamespolcyn8441]

Junk

[@MrMakeDo]

£100k for this garbage

[@DonnaCard-v6q]

Musk junk

[@stevesmith6236]

more garbage from elon.

[@Clay-z4h]

Tesla cyber trash 🗑 😂😂😂😂

[@scottnemiro]

Omg this is the dumbest video on the internet. Concrete wheels?! It's cast aluminum

[@marceloobregon8513]

When aluminum fails due to a sudden break, the surface appears porous and opaque. Looks like concrete

[@scottnemiro]

@@marceloobregon8513 no it looks like broken forged aluminum. No one would ever make wheels out of concrete

[@youtubesucks3393]

@@scottnemiropretty sure the point went over your head 😂

[@marceloobregon8513]

@@scottnemiro you really are stupid brother

[@marceloobregon8513]

@ You really are slow friend

[@rustycrouch3413]

Why are you making videos if you have no idea what you're talking about that's obviously a bad casting

[@wolfman597]

It's junk over priced poor design cheap materials a truck for the stupid

[@TrinhNguyen-nc7hj]

My Cyber Trump has 400,000 miles on it, and I’ve no problems what so ever!

[@GrandChessboard]

LOL, sure buddy

[@Sickwid]

Fake news keep purchasing😊

[@soloperfection]

I can not beleave how flimsy those trucks are. They look like someone who built a fancy soapbox derby car. Junk!

[@Wildn808]

All these explanations given here are mildly timid compared to what @WhistlinDiesel did to it

[@craig9365]

Dont buy a 100k POS and you wont have things like that break on you. Idk what to tell you other than make better financial decisions XD

[@jimgenius8856]

Sintered metal, aka chineesium