Cyber Truck Yea or Nay

[Stirred not Shaken]

Anybody buying a bullet proof, roll over proof Cyber Truck: https://www.cnbc.com/2023/11/30/tes...truck-details-at-austin-deliveries-event.html

 

[Thavoice]

Anybody buying a bullet proof, roll over proof Cyber Truck: https://www.cnbc.com/2023/11/30/tes...truck-details-at-austin-deliveries-event.html

You know the type that will get them...they type that don't even use the truck part of it!

 

[soccerdad72]

Nay - no need for a truck in general, let alone this one.

 

[BlackHawk]

Nay. Not this year.

 

[Zunardo]

Looks more like an urban assault vehicle. Military or LE showing any interest?

 

[EagleGuy]

Looks more like an urban assault vehicle. Military or LE showing any interest?

Stealthy.

 

[Zunardo]

Stealthy.

 

[chito]

Anybody buying a bullet proof, roll over proof Cyber Truck: https://www.cnbc.com/2023/11/30/tes...truck-details-at-austin-deliveries-event.html

I would. I have a truck now, I would use the chit out of it.

 

[bob22]

You know the type that will get them...they type that don't even use the truck part of it!

That would be most truck owners.

 

[Sykotyk]

That would be most truck owners.

The most offroading they're do is backing into the landscaping next to their driveway. The dirtiest thing they'll haul? Bags of mulch to fix said landscaping.

 

[OhioBobcatFan06]

I'd consider buying one if I lived in the country and had solar panels.

In general, EV's are particularly bad financially to buy new. The tech is improving at such a quick rate they will depreciate massively in just a couple years and be obsolete

 

[OhioBobcatFan06]

Looks more like an urban assault vehicle. Military or LE showing any interest?

Hmm, maybe elon can start marketing this in east cleveland