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In reply to the discussion: Edmunds purchased a Cybertruck to road test, it was totaled before that happened [View all]hlthe2b
(109,267 posts)27. Do not make claims I never said. I made the Hummer comparison and that was
IMMENSELY clear given I used quotation marks when I referenced Edmunds while ALSO directly linking it to Edmunds--something not done with the "HUMMER-LIKE" quote that simply references the advertising and buyer's impressions. And if you have actually talked with someone who owns or was looking at them, the machismo attitude for the vehicle is very similar to that of Hummer's early adopters.
I see that you are an immense defender and fan of Tesla Cybertrucks. Well, welcome to it. I'm sure your fellow Michiganers will love your attitude--especially in Detroit.
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Edmunds purchased a Cybertruck to road test, it was totaled before that happened [View all]
Demovictory9
22 hrs ago
OP
Owners of such vehicles are endowed by its creator with certain unalienable fights:
DFW
20 hrs ago
#4
The asshole would have been the person that blew through the intersection and smashed into it.
MichMan
19 hrs ago
#7
Maybe I should just to refer to Musk as Hitler, and vandalize a few with swastikas
MichMan
15 hrs ago
#45
But, but, but ... it's bulletproof!! What a joke. Despite the excuses of the tesla fans here.
Scrivener7
17 hrs ago
#19
I saw Bo Duke jump the General Lee over a creek with a washed out bridge and drive away
MichMan
17 hrs ago
#25
That isn't what the article implied ("that no vehicle could take a hit like that without being totaled" )
hlthe2b
19 hrs ago
#12
"I'll take what Edmunds actually saw, documented, and wrote, and not the excuses from Tesla."
MichMan
17 hrs ago
#21
Yes, clearly I must be an immense defender and fan of a vehicle that I already stated I would never own.
MichMan
16 hrs ago
#31
Since I only know one owner personally, I shouldn't take my own personal observations into account.
MichMan
15 hrs ago
#42
Good gawd... Those videos of the guy who made his own "replica" from what looked like JUNK aluminum....
hlthe2b
19 hrs ago
#11
I guess unless the bullet hits the rear wheel. Or that stainless panel falls off, as they tend to do.
Scrivener7
17 hrs ago
#23
I can't comment on how reasonable the damage is given the event, but what a hassle
Raven123
16 hrs ago
#40
Just the difficulty getting repair is enough to give pause to those who want this car
karynnj
14 hrs ago
#51
Former NBA star's son in a coma after his caught fire in accident
democratsruletheday
14 hrs ago
#55
In a sort of way the post is like blaming the victim. Probably would have problems if it hadn't been hit.
Srkdqltr
12 hrs ago
#58
It's expensive, looks cheap, breaks easily, and is impossibly uneconomical to fix
struggle4progress
12 hrs ago
#60