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In reply to the discussion: Edmunds purchased a Cybertruck to road test, it was totaled before that happened [View all]jmowreader
(52,166 posts)64. Even if I got that fixed I'd be scared to drive it
I would always be wondering if the impact damaged the battery...and if said damage could start a battery fire.
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Edmunds purchased a Cybertruck to road test, it was totaled before that happened [View all]
Demovictory9
Yesterday
OP
Owners of such vehicles are endowed by its creator with certain unalienable fights:
DFW
Yesterday
#4
The asshole would have been the person that blew through the intersection and smashed into it.
MichMan
Yesterday
#7
Maybe I should just to refer to Musk as Hitler, and vandalize a few with swastikas
MichMan
20 hrs ago
#45
But, but, but ... it's bulletproof!! What a joke. Despite the excuses of the tesla fans here.
Scrivener7
22 hrs ago
#19
I saw Bo Duke jump the General Lee over a creek with a washed out bridge and drive away
MichMan
22 hrs ago
#25
That isn't what the article implied ("that no vehicle could take a hit like that without being totaled" )
hlthe2b
Yesterday
#12
"I'll take what Edmunds actually saw, documented, and wrote, and not the excuses from Tesla."
MichMan
22 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
21 hrs ago
#31
Since I only know one owner personally, I shouldn't take my own personal observations into account.
MichMan
20 hrs ago
#42
Good gawd... Those videos of the guy who made his own "replica" from what looked like JUNK aluminum....
hlthe2b
Yesterday
#11
I guess unless the bullet hits the rear wheel. Or that stainless panel falls off, as they tend to do.
Scrivener7
22 hrs ago
#23
I can't comment on how reasonable the damage is given the event, but what a hassle
Raven123
21 hrs ago
#40
Just the difficulty getting repair is enough to give pause to those who want this car
karynnj
19 hrs ago
#51
Former NBA star's son in a coma after his caught fire in accident
democratsruletheday
19 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
17 hrs ago
#58
It's expensive, looks cheap, breaks easily, and is impossibly uneconomical to fix
struggle4progress
17 hrs ago
#60