so Elon Musk, basically.

@@iansteelmatheson A few LA/Austin tech bros as well I’d imagine

I love people explaining why they love a vehicle that looks like it was designed by a ten year old! I use a truck daily and that is the most unusable truck ever made.

Sounds like a typical +50k truck owner to me

@@terrygoyan3022 literally can’t even fit a bike on that bed

I think they scrapped the decapitating tectonic plates being the car load bearing structure, and instead hangs them on the car frame like binding ball and chain to a prisoner.

So in the last week I've twice encountered close proximity to these Tesla Cyber trucks while doing daily commute, and my immediate reaction was a revulsion of how aesthetically ugly they are when seeing them directly out on the road. They stand out as a weird monstrosity. Their bizarre, share-edges (dangerous in multiple ways and keeps this vehicle from being legal to sell in Europe), their stainless steel industrial banality, the harshness of its wedge shapes in opposition, all amass to a kind of a face slap in respect to their visual effect. And them my private thoughts directly shifted - upon seeing these being driven - are of how their owners are going to come to have intense buyer's remorse, while also growing weary of being a person that is seen as such a koolaide-gulping cultist as to get suckered into buying one of these. These are very clearly a vehicle design that is going down in the automobile Hall of Infamy.

​@@TheSulross - Bet you couldnt take your eyes off it, though.

@@OnYourLeft It is a bit akin to driving past a car wreck scene - where everyone slows down to rubberneck even if the roadway has been cleared. And there's this incredulity feeling where it's rather hard to conceptualize that there are people that are actually buying these things given the immense price tag for what is a severely flawed design and build. Far worse than an Edsel.

@@TheSulross - Right, but the point isn't whether it makes you cheer or wretch. The point is that you couldn't take your eyes off it. It gets attention. Nothing more. Saw two of them on the way home yesterday. I don't care for them, but they definitely stand out in a crowd. And yeah, everyone in my car watched them until they were out of sight, whether they liked them or not.

Ahahah

Dave.... I wish you hadn't said that... even though you thought I wasn 't listening. Your brakes are working perfectly fine by the way Dave.

@@porscheoscar Open the door HAL!!! I'm sorry, Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that.

I laughed so hard I got a nose bleed

Wrong, but thanks for playing, smh. Every Tesla has a latch to open doors in case the power fails.

And at the same time you dont even get screens in the back of seats for passengers ... and you have to pull a string to raise the back seat 😂

I have furniture which has a latch that opens by pushing it. Could have done the same without the ipad crap.

Our long national nightmare of having to momentarily tug on a latch is finally at an end.

Oooo you’re going to hate most new vehicles as a lot of them are moving to electric controls for in cabin amenities.

And the sacrifices to functionality aren’t for any good reason either it’s purely for their minimalist aesthetic.

@@benn4lyf Not quite, it also saves Tesla a tone of cash.

@@benn4lyf Don't forget space saving.

Good thing it has a functional crumple zone in case you crash while using the screen. Oh wait... it doesn't

Yep, it’s not even easy to read…

Touchscreen was a symbol for future and progress in 2007. Now everyone is using phones and other screens all day and its nothing we want more of.

I hope you still enjoy your Blackberry

EU actually introduces a mandate for physical controls of the basic vehicle functions. This thing all-in-the-screen bs really needs to stop

@@TimmyInTarky It's because the buttons can be felt with your hands without losing sight of the road, it's a big security feature, and I'm glad the EU has some good legislators

Look i Kinda like touch screens. They can do alot of stuff that physical controlls will struggle with but in a CAR? touch screens do no belong in cars

Cult boys will still sell their kidney to purchase one.

But they did put a big screen on the center console for the rear. Weird decision

This is definitely to meet an NTSB requirement. Same thing with the side mirrors. Theres no reason to have analog mirrors with all the cameras. I bet they're really easy to take off.

Thing about electronic crap is that it fails and external cameras get occluded by crap - an inside mirror going to always work and not get covered by the crap per the external elements. Would never own a vehicle that is prone to becoming completely useless on so many avenues of vulnerability. That center screen console that controls everything is just atrocious. No more reaching by muscle memory while driving to manipulate a physical control knob or button to adjust something. And those roof post on either side of the front windshield cause outrageously dangerous blind spots. If there were any kind of safety regulation of the auto industry that really matters, this vehicle should not be allowed out on the public roads. Everything about this vehicle is just an ergonomic nightmare and really causes it to be all the more an unsafe vehicle to actually operate safely. The injuries of a pedestrian crossing at a cross walk and is not seen due to those outrageous blind spot roof post is going to get horrifically injured by the extremely sharp edges (is why is illegal to sell this vehicle in Europe). How could engineers concoct something this boneheaded - is like was designed by a kid in elementary school with no critical consideration of real world automotive design issues.

$107,000 and you can't even see out the rear view 🤦🏾

Just listen to the noise it makes when he shuts the door 😂

The best description

Literally the only novelty of it

It looks like one of those blocky cars from arcade racing games in the 90s.

A low budget futuristic APOCALIPTIC sci-fi movie. Ugliest vehicle ever - even makes the Nissan Puke look decent.

If the only cars left on earth only have screen controls then i won't be driving

⁠@@seasikberry7120you should stop driving much earlier, in trams and trains you can be distracted all you want.

​@@seasikberry7120 I'll grant you they seem excessive and I'm not looking forward to updating from my screenless 05 car

An african american promoting a car from a company owned by a guy who has publicly shown support for white supermacist "white man replacement theory" is the definition of bs crazy.

@@seasikberry7120 Good for everyone that Tesla dont just have screen to controll then...use the sound controll, there is over 100 commands and i guess there is like max 10 you use at regular basic.

😂

You forgot about the ad you gotta get thru before requesting cortana to engage reverse booster

🤡

Or you could hit the horn button!

​@@ScottSavage-fu6cuThat's subscription only.

If he left you on the side of the road, you could hitchhike back home; it would be safer!

Don't your men have low testosterone and have an authoritarian government nowadays?

their competition with all the bells and whistles loose money on every sale. Better to cut out less important features and be able to stay in business.

@@jamessmith-yk3sc You actually think ford is losing money with every sold truck? You cannot be serious about this.

@@jamessmith-yk3sc They are in no way selling these for a loss

@@jamessmith-yk3scpure cope lol

Part of cutting cost is not simple material cost, it's development. For example putting a rear camera feed onto the rear view mirror... If you work through every bit of custom electronics and software added, it's more engineering that adds up as you capture every bell and whistle that real modern cars have

I’m curious, which countries?

Australia and Europe ( ancap and ncap). Key functions will need to be physical controls to get a 5 star safety rating. These include indicators, hazard lights, horns, warning lights, windscreen wipers, and emergency 'SOS' features.

So not fully compulsory, but a requirement for 5 star rating.

The minimalism of the interior makes me genuinely sad. There's almost nothing in it. Fewer things and it would be a plain metal box.

I like heating and volume with physical buttons.

It's almost enough to make me wish they were legal in my country because I would drain that everywhere I saw it as would many people now they know that. Dudes who got one of these need "I'm a d-head" tattooed on their forehead.

Well, he is a smart dude.

His 😂 facials almost gave it away 😊

I'll definitely go for the f150 lightening for sure🤔, even though the cyber truck catches more attention... but who cares.

It only takes getting chased once to learn that lesson. 😂

You don’t mess with geese. They are aggressive birds. I once was got chased out of a park by a family of geese. they kept following me around and honking at me.

They probably were under pressure to get the damn things out the door, given how much delayed to roll out was.

@@chikkin.salad.sandwich It's almost like people who can't afford them cope by saying they're trash

It's broken my dude, warranty will cover that

@@--SPQR--It took tesla over a year to not fix the rear lights on my model S filling with water whenever it rained. in the end I just gave up. I wish that had been the only problem with it but it was by far the worst car I've owned since I was driving around shitboxes as a kid and it was worse than quite a few of those.

Apparently, the door strikers are loosening up in the field, which might be even worse.

Thats why it is shaped this way. Not for a spacy look - it is just extremely cheap to use straight metal sheets instead of giving it a detailed, curved surface. But it is still a very expensive car, just because everything is done over the touch screen - even the glove box.

I agree, really cheap looking interior and functionality

Americans have been convinced that the secret to wealth is to spend more money than the other guy, what you get in return is irrelevant. We should be happy that we are given the opportunity to throw $100k at a vehicle that looks like a sheet metal workshop project gone bad. European supercar builders understand that people who buy expensive cars want them to look expensive, not just cost a lot.

This is an incredibly cheap looking car. It's mind blowing. It was so underwhelming when I saw it for the first time.

Teslas are NOT luxury vehicles. No leather, poor sound deadening, cheap interior w/fake wood, thin glass panels, poor paint job, ect ect. Only fools that buy them think they are driving a luxury car. A base model es330 lexus shits on Tesla in the quality/luxury dept.

🥰

😁😁😁 I love your humor, it's simply amazing. Uniqueness attracts attention.

Those things are so cool! Good for you, having a genuinely cool car that preserves a bit of history at the same time :)

Do they not do quality checks? And if so how did that pass?????🤯

Someone likely broke the door after delivery Edit: Elon confirmed on X that 15 Cybertrucks are affected by this, it is a door latch that have not been properly fastened from factory. It comes loose after driving so there would be no problem at the service center. THIS IS NOT A PANEL GAP 🤷‍♂️

That is REALLY bad. crazy.

Tesla has you make note of defects and then you schedule a trip to the service center after delivery. So they either haven't scheduled it, accepted it as is, or it broke after delivery.

@@Arpedk ha, I doubt it.

​@@kp1x narrator: he didn't.

@@kp1xhe’s melting?

well, remember the DeLorean? was made using stainless too and they had to put on a clear coat when people started complaining about getting stains on the stainless outer hull. same here, one thinks.

@@wolfhalupka8992yea but elon musk knows more about manafacturing than anyone on the planet! so how come he couldn’t predict that untreated stainless steel is a fucking terrible idea

​@@heartycoffee4754he doesn't. He's a con man. He doesn't know anything.

I know, I'm honestly disappointed, he is probably on a Tesla "payroll" or something like that 🫤

Well he said he liked the truck 🙄

Hes trying to justify his purchase💀

elon so smart he gives all of us peons a new feature called removing the spare tire. "just get rid of it, none of my rich friends have ever needed one of these before, who has ever had to change a tire? i'm seriously so smart."

I mean.. People buy and love their Ferraris and Aston Martins. They're not very well build, but they are full of emotion and that's why you buy them. So is Tesla. It's not the build quality, the materials or the materials, but it's all about the gimmick. About the car that was drawn by a child, but that will give you childlike joy.

Dude, shifter on screen which doesn't work if you leave it on sun 😂🤡🤧

@@M1tZk1is that what fanboys convince themselves after throwing away 100k?

@@EUCKid I don't know. But if you have som much money to spend, than sometimes you want to be extra with it. You could easily buy a german engineered car like an Audi S8, BMW M8, a C63 AMG or a 911 GTS, and those cars are well build, great quality, but it sometimes lacks the extravagance. It lacks the x factor, the je ne sais qoui, that comes with the other "imperfect" brands. People love a good Rolex yet it is totally acceptable that it doesn't have the most precise clockwork out there. You could get a better product with a good old G-Shock, but it's not what most people look for. And Tesla has beclem such a brand that has its crazy fellowship that would defend it to death, just like Apple to name another american overhyped brand. In the end, it's just important to know what you're in for. If I buy Ducati than I will get one of the best looking, good sounding and great performing bikes in the world, that cpuld potentially break if I sneeze to hard on it. You can go with a more reliable and cheaper Honda, but where is the fun in that.

or, "classic tesla"

no thank you, I like living

Yeah seems like he went easy compared to the fisker videos. Weird how differently he approaches the flaws. Almost like he was "sponsored".....lol

​@@smokelord2002 the title "so you don't have to" is already a burn.

​@@techpriest2854😂

Basically every truck these days that isn’t a low model lwb short cab, to be fair

I'd say about 1% of people who own a truck actually use it for truck things. They are glorified SUVs now in every way, even their capacity is laughable because so much weight is being added to make the cabs bigger and more comfortable for 11 people.

​@@PRC533you clearly do not live in the country, nor do you mingle with people who work with hand tools.

@@eddiearniwhatever i live in wisconsin. trucks are everywhere. sure some people use trucks for truck things, but not most of the time. hell like they said, a lot just have trucks to have a truck and hardly use it for what its intended

I just hope it will never be allowed on the road as it is now here in the Netherlands. Not because I'm hating on the car, all things considered it's not for me even if I could afford it, but I can totally get someone loving it. We're a small country with many, many cyclists and pedestrians, narrow roads and a lot of these roads have cleverly shared space for pedestrians, cyclists and cars. It would be an accident waiting to happen on our roads TBH.

Ironically Edsels actually have better build quality than this steel box! It was really the 57 recession and that godawful grill that killed the Edsel.

A lot of people talk about over-population, Elmo is doing something about it.

Do semi trucks/caro vans not exist where you live?

I dont know, the function is pretty well defined, it needs to be optimized and features added. The platform is pretty solid, but good first run.

The function is to seperate stupid people from their money

​@@SkyyySi True 😂

​@@robgronsky4466I'd arguee that the first function of a truck ought to be to carry stuff and tow stuff, but I guess I'm old-fashioned.

@@SkyyySi feels like that is what pickup trucks are in general

This is no worse than an F-250.

​@@Duffman19370 but it is.

Agreed. The lights alone aren't aimed towards the road to limit the lights being blasted into people's faces. At its size, that thing is blinding literally everyone on the road. And did you see the drivers field of view from inside of that thing? That is definitely one of the worst I've seen.

haters going to hate, never felt driving next to fully loaded semis in a matchbox car was completely safe but happens every day and life goes on.

I agree....although, I do have a visceral hatred towards it's appearance, as well. I hoped that I might hate it a little less once I saw it in person...but, no - it is even more repulsive. I don't care to share the road with Elon's vanity project.

It’s got real, “Hitler had a hand in the design of the VW” vibes.

It's a beautiful vehicle, I think, if you can afford to have it.

It looks like a trash can

No accounting for taste, I suppose

Its actually alarming to me how many people still drive those around even now.

not trying to defend the "philosophy" behind tesla (or any other thing controlled by elon), but car-designs are full of things that are meant to engage with our senses of asthetics, e.g. the smell, the sound of closing the doors. not saying this is analogous to every single thing tesla would call a "cool feature" of the cybertruck, but i think its worth mentioning.

every other company over engineers the ever living shit out of their cars, ford in particular.

@@killingtimeitself Tesla are the most over-engineered cars in existence and somehow they have the worst quality in the western hemisphere.

To be clear, I'm not saying manufacturers like Ford or Toyota don't have their own flaws, but they've had a lot of time and money into working out the kinks. Tesla is still new in the grand scheme of things and to that end, of course they'll still have a lot of issues to work out. I imagine their production models in 10, 20, 30 years from now will be much, much better in build quality, but my criticism is more in regards to the novelty baked into the Cyber truck, things like choosing a touch screen for every interior function. Touch screens are nice, sure, but are we only doing it because "future = touch screen", or does it actually improve the ergonomic functionality for the driver? I think not, and in fact it detracts from the driver being able to make quick adjustments without taking their eyes off the road. With analog knobs and buttons, there's a potential for building muscle memory to a point where the driver can interact with the controls without ever giving it a second thought. With a touch screen, it's not impossible but significantly less intuitive. I'm not even a car person, this was just a criticism I had of the cybertruck mostly but generally Tesla as a whole.

Yeah reminds me a little bit of the car, which Homer designed in one of the Simpsons episodes..

It's really not that extreme, people seem to think this vehicle is either God's gift or the spawn of satan, i don't have first hand experience but i see it as a car with big ups and downs, like the reviewer said, and even looking at it's worse aspects it isn't the worse nor the most overpriced nor the most unsafe vehicle an American brand has sold.

It's hard for people to admit they've been scammed by a sleazy salesman.

​@@lithobreak3812 If the best thing you can say is that it's not literally the _worst_ vehicle ever released in north america says a lot... Also I think people factor in Musk and his awful track record of over promising and under deliverying.

@isveryniceyes again, I'm not saying it's good, or even ok, but it annoys me how over dramatic people are about it, i guess the internet has become too accustomed to hating things for a living, but people behave like this car murdered their parents or something instead of simply discussing it objectively

@@lithobreak3812 It's another rushed POS that has too many issues for a production car being sold to the public. People are tired of this happening dude, the time of silent reflection and considering the few positives has passed and we have to let these companies know we don't want more of these kinds of dumpster-fire vehicles on the roads.

wow, people receive words very differently, what I get from viewing those point you mentioned in the video and feeling the tone Is "I paid for all these shit that I didn't get it with the truck I receive, and "allegedly" will get in the future with a high level of doubt" and the panel gaps point, didn't that make the point especially bad, opposite of downplaying it? it's "even a guy who normally don't mind panel gaps can't stand the gaping gap of the cyber truck door"

He has clearly said he hates this trend of features being promised for the future, he said he doesn't know what a reviewer is supposed to say in a situation like that. But more importantly his style overall is just very placid, he doesn't raise his voice, he doesn't use hyperboles, he isn't dramatic, so that might make it seem that he doesn't care about the problems he is bringing up, but in actuality he just isn't emotionally invested in the products he reviews, so if he brings up a problem that is it, don't expect him to pretend the terrible rear view mirror murdered his parents to get his point across cuz he won't do that.

He’s actually quite critical for a fanboy

I love how the Cybertruck is billed as the "apocalypse ready vehicle" that has bad range, bad build quality, and rusts in light rain.... And the Hilux has been around for decades and put up with the worst abuses ever thrown at a car.

@@ericaschner3283 I would really struggle to own anything else. I have a nissan inbound from Japan currently and even that I think will be an eye openered compared to the kaizan approach of toyota (improve and refactor, improve and refactor, which is why they are so incredibly well build and also reliable and simple). I genuinely do not think I could every own a Tesla for the shear fact that they are simply badly built (forgetting the fact they have no soul, but that's more subjective lol)

Nissan has been garbage since the Renault thing in 2001. Sad, I was a Nissan kid and loved all their sports cars. I’m a Toyota fan now, just a 2012 highlander limited with 230,000 miles and everything on it works, the light for the gear shifter indicator went out though, so I’ll add $2 into my maintenance expenses 😂

@_..-.._..-.._ yeah the Nissan inbound is a 2000 S15 so I' happy enough 😂

​@@BySixaIs the Landcruiser 70 series available where you live? That thing has legendary reliability (probably due to how basic it is). It's the go-to vehicle for the Australian outback and farms, where it's expected to travel hundreds of thousands of kilometres throughout its life in the middle of absolutely nowhere. It's so popular that the new model has a waiting time of up to 24 months.

They're not comfortable with it. They just have terrible quality control. They have all along.

High priced garbage

Anyone that would drop a 100K for something like this isn't going to care about quality. They want to be the first in their neighborhood to have one. Tesla doesn't care because they know those people will buy it anyway and they are right.

FFS that’s NOT a “panel gap”. Talk about ignorance!! It’s simply a door catch that needs adjusting- a job than anyone can do in a minute or two with the most basic of tools.

@@FutureSystem738 a panel gap due to poor quality assembly. A Tesla hallmark.

Seems like in the US nobody cares about pedestrians. What matters is just looks and the fear instilling factor. Never felt like Musk seemed too concerned about all the Autopilot (?) induced dead bodies in the past.

The car is officially not allowed to be sold in Europe as it meets essentially none of the safety criteria. Even if it did, the massive hulking size probably means there are virtually almost no roads outside of highways where you'll even want to drive it.

@@activ8me3 Speaking as someone who got very used to being in Tokyo and never feeling scared despite the busy streets, back in California I am rudely reminded that I as the pedestrian am always in danger if some driver wants to turn right and I've been given the cross signal. If I don't make eye contact with that person I don't go anymore, its terrifying the number of times they don't even glance over and start to gun it.

The consumer (pedestrians, cyclists and other motorists) in the United States has no one actually truly attempting to advocate for their safety regarding this truck. “…A spokesperson for Consumer Reports says…: “We’re going to wait for more data,” citing the need for independent testing data from NHTSA and IIHS. Tesla conducted its own crash tests with the Cybertruck in-house, videos from which were shown during the delivery event last month (edit: 11/23). But NHTSA has yet to perform its own. In the US, car companies “self certify” that their vehicles comply with federal safety standards requiring everything from sideview mirrors to airbags to automatic emergency braking. There is no “pre-approval” before an automaker is allowed to sell its cars to the public.” However, “…right now, neither the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) nor the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) - two independent bodies that test new vehicles - have any plans to conduct crash safety tests with the Cybertruck.” (from A. J. Hawkins, the Verge, 12/12/23)

this review reeks of bias

@@Marshbouy Isnt that the case with anyone who shills for musk?

he meant the exposed steel body panels I guess

@@FakeButt Exactly. He didn't have to mention the rust on the wheels if he was biased.

All cars have rust on their rotors. It’s not the HFS on the cybertruck.

Uhh, like what? That they prioritize entertainment which will be wonderful when they solve self driving? Yeah, I'd say they made the perfect choice.

Huh? I think your confused.

@bobhope3940 Maybe because you’re a clown 🤡

they aren't even close to solving it. no one is. definitely not while the cybertruck is current@@bobhope3940

​​@@bobhope3940elon isn't going to fuck you, there's no need to choke on his boot

Exactly!!! 😂

For real. When you spend that much on a car, there is no such thing as compromise.

@@TherapyGel exactly!! It’s like what they do with video games now. They put out an incomplete product charge u $70, and first thing when u put the game in is a huge update and even then sometimes it’s still unplayable!

He always walks on eggshells not to offend the business owners stuff he reviews

It's dog shit, there's no two ways about it.

bruh its literally around the same cost as the f150 lightning. You should compare the prices to other similar choices.

I think it looks hideous. But to each their own i suppose

Not only it cuts off fingers, *its stupid auto closing feature can objectively saw off your fingers*

Complete agreement except for the steering wheel. That stuff is genuinely clever.

@@o00nemesis00o The steering wheels is not a Tesla invention, but German cars. In Europe, almost all the 3 drive train 19 tones trucks and half of semi-trucks and some trailers also are equipped with steering wheels. Actually, Tesla didn’t create anything new on a car.

So to summarise a huge heap of shiit.

Too bad over the air updates don’t address panel gaps and corrosion.

Over the air updates are essentially a scam. They let manufactures ship products with missing features on the promise of adding them later, which they may or may not.

@@coreyw427 yeah so "games as a live service"

and speaking of gaming analogies.... there's something like 2 million pre-orders, so you're gonna be waiting years.

that was a good one 😂

​​@donkanis6141Maybe you should check out elons history from any source besides elon. Maybe start by learning what companies he founded (none, except for the solar city scam w his brother). Or go watch one of the 100s of interviews he's given claiming we are going to be refueling on X planet, and taking family vacations to visit planets Y and Z. Physics and common sense make these claims impossible. The man he was going to put in Mars in 2021? Or the armada of 100x spacecrafts carrying 10-100 crew? Oh, dont forget the helper robot that he hyped and pumped the stock for 2 years about before bringing out a dude in a suit to dance. Space X rocket is literally incompatible with life. As in math, physics say so... ya know, stuff engineers worry about while Elon mops up credit and deflects any responsibility. He's never founded anything, certainly not tesla. He's not an engineer. He's not responsible for anything, but a handful of exceptionally dumb modifications for aesthetic reasons that ended up jacking the manufacturing costs up and often being objectively worse functionally. Then he goes out and runs his mouth promising misleading tech/features that sometimes the engineers are able to make happen, and other times (full self driving) charging for features thatll never exist. Some would say fraudulently manipulates tesla stock prices, but as long as bankers are making $ along the way he won't be held accountable.

​@donkanis6141Is Elon your father or? 😆 please stop defending the genius crook. Damn fan boys

@donkanis6141 Oh come on. It's a mess. Considering how long people have been waiting for this, some of these issues are inexcusable.

This is not a panel gap as revealed later it’s worse. It’s an unscrewed bolt.

@donkanis6141 elon wishes he was half as smart as an average person

It was an absolute no go when we drew this as kids😂😂

I'm having DeLorean flashbacks!

The rust on the wheel hub is the same rust any vehicle with an exposed hub will have. Often before they even leave the dealer. Usually it is covered by the hun cap or center cap bit ot os still there.

@@mattmcfadden5847 not my car, because its coated. its honda tho

​@@mattmcfadden5847exactly.

"You just have to expect that if you get an early VIN you will have to deal with bad quality control" feels like such a cop out. Don't defend companies that can't bother to do proper quality control for a vehicle that costs 100 grand

Exactly. He has such huge blindspots for some manufacturers. His Tesla Solar Roof video is another glaring example of how far up Elon's ass he is.

@@kevinwells9751it’s 100k?!? Dang.. that’s like five of my cars 😂 and I have a nice Mazda

@@Justdont693 That's adorable, you think it's nice.

@@pucie_boi your mom enjoys it

Garbage

He shows rust in the wheel/hub cap area already. Are you serious?

The metal has no protective coating on it, because Elon Musk is a complete idiot. Using the car under any conditions will stain the metal. You can't even wash it like a normal car, because it will stain. Pure garbage.

Legit the easiest car to build

The Cybertruck comes pre-weathered for use in dystopian sci-fi movies - we need Adam Savage to test this! 😂

It's not that bad, the bed isn't very big anyway.

@@L8nitedave that's sub optimal for a truck.

@@arconium2571mmmm yes it’s just fine. My truck with a small bed, now has no bed as I want to drive a decent distance and not be fucked if I get a flat.

@@arconium2571 IKR? Who knew?

From someone with 20 years in transportation, 95% of people never touch the spare they just call a tow truck. The battery isn't needed because truck don't have as much daily mileage. Take much less time to charge than fill up a traditional tank.

borrowed that feature from Jaguar/Sand Rover...

@@FrunkensteinVonZipperneck should have picked the reliability or the low servicing costs imo (obv jk)

They come like that on every car that doesn't seal it off. Usually you just dont see it because the hubcaps cover it

​@@FrunkensteinVonZipperneckland rovers from the 70s and 80s still kicking all over England used mainly off the roads on farms and stuff

Shouldn't be amazing at all. Elon is Trump everything is a scam top to bottom and that includes quality control at Tesla

Attention to detail. They will have to improve OR ELSE!

They probably inspect 1 in 5 or something stupid like that.

My Model Y had a few quality issues as well. Not too bad. To be fair every new car I’ve owned has quality issues. My Pontiac was horrible. My Ford was poor. My new Jetta had issues as well.

@@erichannes6392 come on no german car looks like that.. we dont drive jetta where im from, those models are for the american marked... it looks like a german car that have been in a accident the only time i have seen something that was ot aligned and had gaps like this, is when cars gets in a crash even old russian cars and east block cars ar better put together i drive vw and yes i got a new screen in mine, but i could not spot the problem.. vw just told be there was a pixel fault in some of them, when the car was at service i can sell my vw for the price i gave for it, no way cybertruck owners will get that experince, when they have driven the car for some years 1 year ago i could have sold it for more the i paid for it, because vw stopped production of that model

I saw another one on the road and it was even worse than this one. Stainless steal is famously impossible to keep clean, so these trucks will all look filthy unless they’re cleaned militantly.

Pretty sure there’s a coating you can wipe on that prevents fingerprints.

Tony Hawk rubbed my nipples and called it a bs mctwist 720.

They already showed using barkeepers friend gets rid of it all.. like your fridge

So where is it…

This guy rims.

@@blairhoughton7918 He always gets the job done, no matter how dirty he gets.

That’s a stunning amount of info. Cheers

How many rim jobs have you performed?

They didn’t even try aligning the door, do you think they’ll care about how tires are aligned?

the thing about this truck is that it's iconic all the people stop and gawk LOL

It really needs a full PPF wrap on it to prevent that.

Think you'll find it's classified as a pick up truck... Yknow...for all that storage space 😂

Eh, trucks should be used for something more than a pavement princess

@@skindred1888 If you cant put a FULL SIZED 4x8 sheet of plywood in the bed its NOT a truck.

Maybe he's like Mikey and he likes it?

@enisss11 - I wonder he’s living the highs of the recall 😆 Marques comes off as an Elon Tool here

I thought I was the only one! Did not think he would be an Elon fanboy

​@@tulsikanodia8603 I was waiting for some actual criticism. I haven't seen a lot from him, but in the videos I've watched, I've gotten the impression that he's usually pretty honest when there's something he doesn't like. This seemed very mild in comparison

💯

It’s the built-ins that people go for.😂

I noticed that too. Any day now Elon will announce he invented handles.

I live about a hour from Austin and have seen 3 CTs on the road and over a dozen parked around the city. Never have I seen a panel gap like that. Part of me wants to close that door to see for myself, tho.

All that time and you never learned to spot a faulty hinge

@@--SPQR-- Me? Or Tesla? My point is that a "faulty hinge" should be spotted and fixed before it leaves the line

@@--SPQR--imagine paying $100,000 for a faulty truck

In Germany it would be a complete shutdown of the whole production line until it is fixed. The lack of the QM is really frightening. Where else do they accept compromises? Well not that the whole concept of this car would ever even be considered road safe anywhere in the EU.

💯💯💯💯💯💯

True, true, true. $100k. I could have $100 million and I STILL would buy this can.

It don’t sell outside the us too

@@Strangetbh Wrong. It is also sold in Canada - which has km.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i6eopqyBx76xf6c.html

Why don’t outside markets ever give us units in miles and horsepower? Shame on all of you.

@@DctorSkillz1 That depends on the target markets and audiences. If it's not meant for US and/or UK there's no need for a conversion.

"you how little Tesla cares" - Teslas are the most safe veichles on the road and every time they aim to the highest score in tests. They don't care what is the minimal bar to be ok on the road. they always aim to the max. that's what they care about

Same problem as Apple useless shit

@@carloorelli3538STFU tesla fanboy. go talk to a therapist. smh

@@carloorelli3538 That's a particularly hilarious comment considering the cybertruck isn't even road legal in the EU because of how UNsafe it is. For pedestrians it's a death machine and for passengers it's a death box as there's basically no crumple zones.

@@Aevinish Only the cybertruck though. The cars on the other end do sell here.

That really does put it in perspective

I think its why MKB chose this CyberTruck instead of his. His "Beast" version was above average, but he wanted to showcase the lemons. On the plus side, Tesla service comes to you and eventually the fitment issues get worked out as production increases. Model S,X,3,Y all have problems for the first year of production.

@@syspowertools3372 but elon said he knows more about manufacturing than anyone alive on earth

But according to the fanboys "panel gaps was fixed long time ago, it is not a problem anymore"🤣

So you think Elon knows every single thing going on in Tesla? Stop hating and get a life!

JERSEY geese, pal!. Ya gotta hire pro dogs to manage dese birds.

Bro it’s not even funny, he thinks it’s funny

He’s hoping he doesn’t have to clean the cyber truck again.

If you’ve ever gotten attacked by these geese you wouldn’t be laughing. Not like a guard dog but geese can be fierce.

if you dont show them respect, they'll teach you respect. trust me

nah fr id be terrified

not even legal at all to use here in BC

@@paddington1670The entire Cybertruck itself isn't legal to use here in the UK.

@@L8ugh1ngm8n1 same here in Brasil. Funny how any place with security legislations makes the cybertruck impossible.

Judging by the quality and looks of the car, I'd be more afraid of the actual owners driving than a computer.

Top tier joke hahaha

LMAO

massive joke 😝

minecraft channel so your opinion is automatically invalid 🤡🤡

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

PT Cruiser has more higher quality than this thing 😂

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i6eopqyBx76xf6c.html

I'd rather have 100 2010 Chryslers stacked up as a Chrysler pyramid than 1 Cybertruck.

No option for paint, no spare tire, panel gaps, Cant fully eipe a window, slow charge. They went all out with this one

My Rivian is amazing. I was 1200 in line for a CT, but there is no way I would take on this thing. What this could have been with all that tech etc... What it actually is :(

He would be proud😂

Beat me to it...damn lol

​@@sirseriouslyoh man you too? And I thought I was going to be original

Nailed it 👏👏👏

Dammit.

Yeah but that fyre festival guy is not a billionaire. Enron Musk is a billionaire and the billionaires need our support.

@@hamie63_m excellent point

HA HA!!!

@@hamie63_mLmao Enron Musk. That’s really good.

It’s not that Tesla and its talented engineers had an idea, but that Elon had an idea and even the best efforts of the engineers to make it work left gaping compromises that couldn’t be smoothed over

It's not been a moth that a freaking billionaire drowned inside a Tesla that went into 6ft of water As soon as the eletronics in that car died she was inside a metal coffin In no serious country that would fly A billionaire died for fucks sake, that's the only class of people the US seems to care about

What was the "idea" exactly? What possible reason does this car have for existing?

This is all made for an angry child's ego.

​@@mettaworldelbow7104I've been an engineer for almost 30 years. The engineering on this vehicle is poor and suggests very immature designers.