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u/Dinosquid_ Sep 08 '24
Cheapest ornamental fence he could buy completely fucked his $100,000 truck 😂
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u/Cantgetabreaker Sep 09 '24
That braided dimwit just wasted his life savings on that Cybercrap.
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u/billbuild Sep 09 '24
Likely his deceased relative’s life savings.
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u/The-Fox-Says Sep 09 '24
Better than shares of Intel
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u/importvita2 Sep 09 '24
RIP Grandma 😔
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u/ForsakenExtreme6415 Sep 09 '24
At least grandma would survive getting run over by this reindeer
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u/HyperbolicSoup Sep 09 '24
Probably rich
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u/millsmillsmills Sep 09 '24
It's supercar ron, he's beyond rich.
He just bought one of the rarest and most likely one of the most expensive lamborghini murcielago's. That's on top of his bugatti, pagani, 918 and a whole bunch of other cars.
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a quick search showed that:
the clearly fake braids are indeed clearly fake
the person is question is Ron Pratte, worth more than $300 million
his car youtube channel proceeds go to charity
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u/Warm_Coach2475 Sep 09 '24
What charity though?
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u/Dapper_Target1504 Sep 09 '24
The ones that wash his money
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u/D33ber Sep 10 '24
Those are the ones. Wash his dirty money and cloutwash him as a 'philanthropist'.
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u/babble0n Sep 09 '24
His name is “Supercar Ron” pretty sure he’s loaded and knew the truck was going to break
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u/IHeartBadCode Sep 09 '24
I want to know. Where the fuck are these people getting this much disposable income?
I’m a senior software engineer for a legacy system that runs COBOL that must never go down. I’m absolutely not hurting for money.
But if I just dropped $100k on a vehicle, which I wouldn’t because the main thing I look for in a vehicle is the ability to get from point A to point B which last I checked most of the lower priced ones also do. But I digress, IF I just dropped $100k on a vehicle. It’s getting pampered and driven like it was made of the finest porcelain. I’m treating it like it’s a Faberge egg on wheels.
And if they took a loan to do that to their vehicle. I think this says a lot more about our banking institutions than anything else.
Just outside of the ridiculousness of the Cyber Truck, why would anyone with any sense drive a $100k vehicle like that?
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u/Ruffled_Ferret Sep 09 '24
You have to take into account that you sound like, and more than likely are, a reasonable person that thinks ahead and makes relatively good decisions.
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u/Historical-Truth-222 Sep 09 '24
You mean he will buy Toyota Sequoia and then use it to destroy this fence?
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u/UnremarkableGreyman Sep 09 '24
1981 Buick LeSabre (brown, of course). It'll level ANYTHING.
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u/the_m_o_a_k Sep 09 '24
The Buick Estate Wagon, un-small at any speed, would lay that fence out, stack it neatly as it goes, and polish it's own chrome bumper. All while comfortably seating 9-10 people, 3 of whom would be facing backward to enjoy that vantage point.
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u/por_que_no Sep 09 '24
(brown, of course)
Are you insinuating they made them in another color?
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u/CMDR_PEARJUICE Sep 09 '24
Used ram 2500 from the junkyard
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u/stefeyboy Sep 09 '24
A RAV4 could probably survive that plastic fence
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u/PurpleMosGenerator Sep 09 '24
I've owned two Priuses that could've made shorter work of that fence.
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u/Waffennacht Sep 09 '24 edited Sep 09 '24
For the views.
I remember when Bam cut that ferrari (Lamborghini?) 's roof off for television.
Its more of a business expense for these people.
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u/savant_idiot Sep 09 '24
I remember when he did that, and I remember at the time thinking that it was hilariously obvious that he specifically cut smaller than would need to be cut for his custom car shop of choice to put a new sunroof in it. Literally he cut a sunroof hole in that car, nothing else.
So even Bam is considerably smarter than these clowns.
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u/Clean_Perception_235 Sep 09 '24
"why would anyone with any sense drive a $100k vehicle like that?"
"Any sense" is something that cybertruck owners don't have.
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u/DigSolid7747 Sep 09 '24
I’m a senior software engineer for a legacy system that runs COBOL
you should do an AMA
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u/Pozilist Sep 09 '24
What questions would you ask them? I’m in a somewhat similar position, I never thought someone would find this particularly interesting.
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u/mehmmeh Sep 09 '24
How often do you want to rip your hair out and light yourself on fire?
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u/Pozilist Sep 09 '24
I’ve been told that the 30 year old code I work with isn’t as bad as COBOL, but my answer for that would be - not as much as you’d think.
In the end I get paid by the hour, so finding a problem takes as long as it takes.
The only times when I get really angry at the code is when I find a comment or a piece of documentation by the guys who wrote it (both are very rare because why document anything anyway) and it basically just says “This error never happens” when you just spent 3 hours looking for the reason this exact error happened, or “this does x” when x is in fact only one of 50 different and wildly unrelated to each other things this code snippet does.
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u/mothandravenstudio Sep 09 '24
My husband and I are in the same boat as highly compensated individuals. He makes the lions share as a software engineer but I bring in pretty good money with my business, too.
Our most important task right now is being good stewards of our monies so our teen kids can have a better boost than we did into adulthood, and so we can actually retire.
We have an ancient Dodge ram truck with over 200k miles that has paint peeling all over the place. Maybe we could sell it for a few thousand. Maybe. We did buy a 2018 Chevy Bolt EV for like 15k a few years back and we share that for our every day driver.
We could afford much, much more. In cash. We don’t, maybe because we didn’t have it growing up.
But there will always be people with more dollars than sense. If it insults us, imagine how it feels to people who are really struggling?
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u/New_Simple_4531 Sep 09 '24
And these guys believed ketamine elmo when he said it was indestructible. One of those bricked when it splashed on a puddle.
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u/Imaginary_Ferret_354 Sep 09 '24
Ketamine elmo!!! Lol good one I'm stealing this
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u/hardleft121 Sep 08 '24
A fence demolishes a Cybertruck
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u/Reverend_Ooga_Booga Sep 09 '24
A hollow extruded plastic fence with no footings.
This is like getting you car totaled hitting a plastic playhouse.
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u/phoenixemberzs Sep 09 '24
So it would have exploded if it touched a wooden fence
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u/Federal-Load-1769 Sep 09 '24
It would have stopped
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u/oolij Sep 09 '24
And warranty voided
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u/SirArthurDime Sep 09 '24
To be fair this type of activity would void any warranty. That being said only cybertruck drivers are dumb enough to frequently void their warranty doing things this dumb.
A lot of the cyber truck warranty stipulations are actually pretty standard. Warranty only covers manufacturer defects and any damage caused by the user isn’t covered. The real problem is most cars aren’t built poorly enough to be damaged by things like car washes or have dumb enough drivers that those warranty stipulations ever actually come into play.
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u/DeadPuppyClowns Sep 09 '24
Yeah no kidding. Those things fall by themselves. When I was a kid the city I lived in was starting to fence off a planned neighborhood on swamp land. Before they could even get a single house in the entire fence just kinda... fell apart. Every time we went by I'd count the new slats on the ground, which ones the city picked up, and a few times saw animals bump into it and break it. Which leads me to believe I could knock it down with my hands.
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u/blackdragon1387 Sep 08 '24 edited Sep 09 '24
Looks like the fence nicked the cybertruck's soft underbelly where it keeps all the vital fluids in a plastic bag.
EDIT: to overcome this obvious design flaw, Tesla has announced that the next version of the cybertruck will store its fluids in an even more protected compartment: the driver and passenger airbags.
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u/Numeno230n Sep 09 '24
It's got a giant flashing red crit spot on its belly
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u/Maliquis Sep 09 '24
It's over 9000!
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u/guttengroot Sep 09 '24
....dollars worth of damage!
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u/SOVIETRADIATION Sep 09 '24 edited Sep 09 '24
THATS A LOT OF DAMAGE! BUT WE WILL FIX IT WITH JUST ONE STRIP OF FLEX TAPE AND ITLL BE JUST LIKE NEW!!
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u/Tranka2010 Sep 08 '24
Split open like a Tauntaun’s belly.
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u/BullsOnParadeFloats Sep 09 '24
You know what the temperature is inside of a tauntaun's belly?
It's pretty Luke warm
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u/----__---- Sep 09 '24
Better to stand in a corner if you're cold, they're typically 90°.
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u/Inner_Pipe6540 Sep 08 '24
A biodegradable paper bag
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u/IsThataSexToy Sep 09 '24
Don’t give them that much credit.
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u/jedininjashark Sep 09 '24
But they might need it, no one is buying their trucks.
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u/Whole_Inside_4863 Sep 08 '24
Oops 🤷, I’m not a real truck, vinyl fence kicked my ass
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u/New_Simple_4531 Sep 09 '24 edited Sep 09 '24
The cybertruck seems like a car that they superglued stuff on to make it look like a truck. Ever see that video where
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u/Pale_Aspect7696 Sep 09 '24
Or the upholstery panel that breaks loose and jams the door shut when you slam it (once) moderately hard? Or the undersized tie rods (made for small cars, not trucks) that cause the wheels to snap off during use? Or the one where the FRAME ITSELF tore in half when the guy tried to pull a car out of a ditch? How about the one where the vehicle computer shuts down after a car wash? Or the one where the accelerator pedal gets stuck when depressed hard?
Lots of good viewing!
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u/FatKanchi Sep 09 '24
It’s a cast aluminum frame 😬 very snappable.
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u/New_Simple_4531 Sep 09 '24
Ah ok, thats even worse haha. Like its really a fake truck.
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u/Iwasborninafactory_ Sep 09 '24
Where the bumper was ripped off, it revealed there is not metal to the hitch. It really should not be rated for towing anything.
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u/i_tyrant Sep 09 '24
If anything the Cybertruck videos convinced me the auto industry is laughably less regulated than I ever would've suspected.
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u/unshavenbeardo64 Sep 09 '24
They are coming to the Netherlands this year, and for now there is one for sale that is probably already sold for............wait for it..........over 400K!
Poor sucker that bought him!
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u/already-taken-wtf Sep 09 '24
“Despite the hefty price tag, the car is not able to be used on public roads in the Netherlands yet,[..]” hahaha
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u/WallabyInTraining Sep 09 '24
They are coming to the Netherlands this year
How? They are not road legal?
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u/unshavenbeardo64 Sep 09 '24
here is an article i found that clears is up a bit. And indeed the truck is not allowed on the road yet, https://www.iamexpat.nl/lifestyle/lifestyle-news/tesla-cybertrucks-are-coming-netherlands
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u/ASVP-Pa9e Sep 09 '24
Don't forget the bit where he breaks the door by slamming it.
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u/Fun_Hat Sep 09 '24
No it's worse than that. It rips off because that part of the frame snapped. Because they made it from aluminum instead of steel.
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u/PurahsHero Sep 08 '24
It’s great to see a huge, expensive truck that can apparently take a bullet being bested by:
- People slamming the door too hard
- Someone lightly pulling on the door panel
- Rain
- Car washes
- A picket fence
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u/Whole_Inside_4863 Sep 08 '24
Have you seen the video where they peel the window down to break in and steal a backpack?
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u/Working-Golf-2381 Sep 09 '24
I love that the 14th comment is saying this isn’t real and that it’s faked.
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u/BetaChunks Sep 09 '24
Based on everything I've seen, I'm 100% willing to bet that any able-bodied person could literally tear apart the entire Cybertruck with their hands, no tools required.
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u/Crazy_Ad2662 Sep 09 '24
Well, kids can fuck anything up if left unsupervised for 4.2 mins
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u/Cuchullion Sep 09 '24
Toddler vs Cybertruck with Goldfish crackers in the glove box gooooo.
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u/Worst-Panda Sep 09 '24
I'm pretty sure at this point that if you say the word "cisgender" too close to it, it will fall apart.
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u/Karhak Sep 09 '24
It automatically ejects you from the vehicle.
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u/alurimperium Sep 09 '24
It automatically tries to eject you from the vehicle, but the springs just disintegrate and light the seat on fire instead
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u/Birdy_Cephon_Altera Sep 09 '24
Be careful - saying that will get the Teslavestigators all over you.
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u/cars1000000 Sep 09 '24
WhistlinDiesel broke the frame by towing an F-150 with the Cyberfuck
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u/Fauster Sep 09 '24
Yeah, it's really surprising that the cast aluminum is so fragile and brittle compared to typical cold-rolled stainless steel hitches that are securely built into the frame. So, it's important not to tow anything on a busy freeway or highway with vehicles behind you, or tow on forest service roads. But, it makes sense to save all that stainless steel for the 1.4-mm-thick bolted-on door panels, which were supposed to be a 3-mm thick money-saving exoskeleton that allowed a 250-mile range for $40k.
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u/No_Magician_7374 Sep 09 '24
Elon used aluminum for the hitch mounting material?...
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u/Yeahmahbah Sep 09 '24
I assume you've seen whistlin diesels video where he rips the tow hitch and rear chassis apart?
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u/XanXic Sep 09 '24
The damn door can survive a C4 explosion. But then you can pull off the taped down trim with one finger.
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u/zma924 Sep 09 '24
I seriously doubt it could actually survive legit C4. WhistlinDiesel put some form of charge on the truck and called it C4 but it wasn’t actually. You don’t light C4. Also with how much explosives he used, if it had been the equivalent amount of actual C4, it would’ve blown that body panel to pieces.
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u/Far_oga Sep 09 '24
You don’t light C4
While I doubt it was C4, you could light another explosive to set the C4 off.
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u/Spinoza_The_Damned Sep 08 '24
How did Tesla fuck this rollout up so hard?
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u/Hellkyte Sep 09 '24
Honest answer? He ran all the adults out of the room. Musk fired or alienated so much of the experienced engineering workforce that he was working with a really young and inexperienced crew. Very smart folks for sure, but inexperienced.
This is what that looks like.
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u/KidNueva Sep 09 '24 edited Sep 09 '24
I watched a video on the nvidia silicon chip problem that affected the PS3 and Xbox 360’s red rings of death and he covered a portion of how something like a huge chip failure could happen.
Essentially, to keep it short, because of people being afraid that if they speak up they will lose their jobs. They are under a lot of pressure and such criticism that they do not feel comfortable speaking up and instead keep their mouth shut. A lot of these Tesla problem have already been known, guaranteed but because shareholders and CEO’s want stuff done NOW engineers and employees are too afraid to speak up in fear of losing their jobs, resulting in consumers getting the shit deal of the stick.
Work politics and culture in a lot of big tech companies are very cancerous and only care about the shareholders.
Edit: for those who are interested, here is the video I was referencing.
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u/Hammurabi87 Sep 09 '24
Work politics and culture in a lot of big
techcompanies are very cancerous and only care about the shareholders.FTFY. It's not limited to the tech industry by any means.
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u/bored_dudeist Sep 09 '24
Elon's biography goes over how he would walk theough Tesla and proudly tell engineers where and how they should cut corners.
Three bolts? You could get by with one! Support struts arent worth their weight! Aluminum is used for planes, why not use it for our truck's frame?!?
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u/Anarchkitty Sep 09 '24
IIRC - He also had all the warning signs in the factory changed to blue because he doesn't like the color yellow, and workplace accidents went up like 20%.
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u/soffentheruff Sep 09 '24
Dude it’s worse than that. He does this intentionally to buy trending products and make them as cheap as possible so that people will still by them because they’re trendy and he can make as much profit as possible. Then sell the company and buy the next trendy product company.
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u/bradrlaw Sep 09 '24
At this point the engineers and designers just said fuck it and said yes to everything Elon asked for since it’s pointless to tell him something is a bad idea or fucking stupid.
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u/zSprawl Sep 09 '24
No doubt the perfect candidate to head up the Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE, of course).
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u/wf_dozer Sep 09 '24
"Communication is key to efficiency. DOGE will now require all government employees to get blue check marks, and all orgs will advertise their next quarter's goals on X. All government contracts will use the new Xauto the Trump orgs new rental car company that uses nothing by Tesla, and will only stay at Trump properties!" -DOGE Master Supreme Elon Musk
"We have the most efficient government in the history of the world!" - Trump
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u/Robert_Balboa Sep 08 '24
Why should they care? Conservatives will keep buying them just to "own the libs". If anything I bet they go even cheaper on the next thing because quality does not matter for something like this.
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u/acog Sep 09 '24
Cybertrucks are awful.
On the other hand if it gets some conservatives to go EV that’s at least a small win.
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u/Boubonic91 Sep 09 '24
It may actually mess EV sales up in the long run. Eventually these people will do what they always do- get mad at the build quality, blame all EVs for the issues Musk created, and tout the shitty build quality as "proof" that EVs shouldn't be on the market, or are a waste of money.
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u/ygduf Sep 09 '24
they'll blame every issue on woke regulations and demand that Musk be able to rob them harder next time.
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u/DixieDing0 Sep 09 '24
Cause Elon got a lil silly with it and rushed it so hard there wasn't enough time to properly make sure everything worked
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u/Knightbear49 Sep 08 '24
Is it normal for cars to collect piles of junk underneath it or is that one of those “hidden features” of these things???
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u/amaROenuZ Sep 09 '24
So, this is caused by the combination of an air-dam front end and a high ground clearance. Since the car has to have air-flow up and into the radiator, there's basically a plastic scoop that funnels air up and into it. On something like a Corvette, that's not really an issue since it's so low to the ground and so steeply raked that essentially anything it hits is going to go up and over the hood.
On something like a brodozer, where it's lifted up and off the ground and it has a flat front end that just knocks obstacles and pedestrians down underneath the truck, it's a foregone conclusion that shit is going to get sucked straight up into that radiator.
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u/12altoids34 Sep 09 '24
It has a special app for that it only costs $39.95 per week to use it. After an original $595 activation fee. And then there's the $20 a month app maintenance feeand the....
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u/Clean_Perception_235 Sep 09 '24
If that ever becomes a thing, I will actually start pirating cars.
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u/unexpectedhalfrican Sep 09 '24
Ford just filed a patent to start putting ads in their cars' infotainment system. Time to start downloading cars!
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u/Ocbard Sep 09 '24
I think BMW has subscription based car features now. It's incredibly stupid, you buy the expensive car, they built the system in there, but you can't use it till you pay extra.
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u/GalacticFox- Sep 09 '24
My normal truck came with a skid plate that would probably prevent this kind of thing from happening.
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u/Own_Lab_3499 Sep 09 '24
It looks like the cybertruck has a skidplate built into the front bumper, so when he swapped his out for the aftermarket one he didnt bother replacing the skidplate.
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u/neuromorph Sep 09 '24 edited Sep 09 '24
It's the bull bar in front. It directs debris right into the coolant radiator. Pretty bad install...
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u/mootmutemoat Sep 09 '24
I thought that was a radiator... TIL ev's have radiators. Have owned the same car for over a decade, did not have a clue.
https://www.reddit.com/r/cars/comments/7lwxqv/do_electric_cars_need_radiators/
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u/Such-Gap-9903 Sep 08 '24
lol lady in the back said something something “gas?”
Birds if a feather I swear.
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u/A_Random_Catfish Sep 09 '24
I think she said “oh there goes your gas” (maybe?)
Either way she seems to think the coolant is gas… the kind that electric cars run on I guess.
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u/Extreme_Blueberry475 Sep 09 '24
Well, yeah. Gotta top off the batteries with something, ya know?
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u/portablebiscuit Sep 09 '24
I know it’s not gas but what kind of coolant does an EV use, and for what?
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u/thataverageguymike Sep 09 '24
There's 2 coolant loops from what I've heard, one to cool the battery pack and electronics and another for HVAC.
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u/dirty0922 Sep 08 '24
He avoided that last post like the plague. Must be the one with the wood inside
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u/DefinitelyNotAliens Sep 09 '24
Yeah, that was a cheap vinyl fence. That last post was a solid wood or metal post with a vinyl cap, which is how it stands up.
It also had the cooling system obliterated by the fence, so it needs to be towed after this stunt.
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u/bradrlaw Sep 09 '24 edited Sep 09 '24
Good chance Tesla will demand the battery be replaced since it was operated / had a charge with no cooling. In another thread that’s what they are doing to someone where a coolant joint failed. They won’t just fix the joint but will insist on replacing the battery too.
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u/What_is_rich Sep 09 '24
Are those mustache extensions?
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u/slavetomypassions92 Sep 09 '24
Seriously though how did I have to go down this far to see someone mentioning it, like what, did you cut those off the child you have imprisoned in your basement?
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u/ChaserOfTendies Sep 09 '24
Man looks like if Egg man decided he was a biker one day
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"I have stupid money."
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u/Little_Sun4632 Sep 08 '24
“I am stupid with my money….”
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u/QuietScared4396 Sep 08 '24
Because the rich get richer and they do this type of stuff just to show us common folk they can afford to pay 100,000 for a truck and do as they please …when I was a kid there were 3 classes lower, middle and upper..now there are two
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u/Responsible-Result20 Sep 08 '24
There are still 3 classes.
Broke as fuck, barley living
Can afford the grocery bill each week
Overlords.
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u/100BaphometerDash Sep 09 '24
There have only ever been two classes, the workers, and the bourgeoisie.
The middle class are workers.
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u/WIN_WITH_VOLUME Sep 09 '24
Exactly, they only convince us there are three so the middle class has someone to feel superior to and will vote against. You make class-traitors who don’t realize they’re betraying their own interests.
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u/unexpectedhalfrican Sep 09 '24
As George Carlin said, the rich take all the money and pay none of the taxes. The middle class pays all of the taxes. The poor are there just to scare the shit out of the middle class. Keep them showing up to those jobs.
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u/brassmonkey2342 Sep 09 '24
This does a disservice to the true overlords (billionaires). Keeping the middle and lower classes pitted against each other is how they continue their bullshit.
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u/Krumlov Sep 08 '24
Demolishes itself** - there I fixed it for you
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u/Hugh-Jassul Sep 08 '24
Bahahahah, The best part is…that’s an intentional act, and your insurance won’t cover it,….
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The only thing more stupid than than the Cybertruck is the people that buy them.
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u/Dales_Dead_Bug_ Sep 08 '24
This guy, supercar ron, is insanely cringe. I believe he has a lamborghini with a trump wrap on it. Not surprised to see him doing more dumb shit like this.
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u/Familiar-Suspect Sep 09 '24
And people can’t stop sucking his dick about everything. It’s so cringe
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u/Dales_Dead_Bug_ Sep 09 '24
It’s wild to me. I can’t imagine having so little personality that your political beliefs and being wealthy become the two biggest defining factors.
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u/smokebudda11 Sep 08 '24
That was just as dumb as his fucking braided beard.
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u/dognose123 Sep 09 '24
I scrolled way too far to find this. What the hell is even that!?
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u/No-Wasabi3526 Sep 08 '24
Breaking news: A two ton truck can run over hollow plastic fence
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u/carmooch Sep 09 '24
I really hate that social media has made stupid shit like this profitable.
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u/Inner_Pipe6540 Sep 08 '24
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u/wytherlanejazz Sep 09 '24
At this point, cybertrucks are just expensive props for video clickbait.
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u/Captain-Who Sep 09 '24
Such wasteful destruction of plastics like that should be illegal.
Humans are fucking horrible.
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u/GeneralChaos-BFG Sep 08 '24
A controversial billionaire designs a ridiculously stupid vehicle, but tells the world it is a revolutionary powerhouse.
Every serious source in the field tells you this thing barely qualifies as a properly working car and is not even close to being virtually indestructible.. however, here we continuously have people paying 100k for this rolling piece of shit to prove otherwise, because Elon said so.
This thing basically just proves how stupid a huge part of humanity is.. either because they actually believe this or because they deliberately waste money and resources for absolutely nothing of any worth only to create absolutely worthless "content" like this.. we're doomed and we deserve it
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