Waited forever! Finally Cybertruck Owner:

[carsly]

We need pics ;-)

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[Amuma]

Welcome to the best all around sports truck in the world club

 

[cyberjeff25]

I have a foundation cyberbeast with life time connectivity and lifetime FSD - so now I hope Musk doubles the monthly fees for both! This would secure the resell of my cybertruck!!!

Truth is though that as the installed base increases for FSD and other car companies are able to offer competitive FSD systems- the monthly cost or purchase cost is likely to decline. Like navigation has now become a standard feature on many vehicles - that initially was a $3000 option, FSD in five or so years could become a standard feature on every new Tesla vehicle. Musk could make FSD standard on every new Tesla today and that would likely spike their sales tremendously.

One issue is whether Tesla is capacity limited in terms of adding more FSD enabled cars because of limited server capacity. I don’t understand if FSD requires a constant connectivity back to the Tesla servers or if operates on the data and processors inside the vehicle itself.

 

[BlueLightning]

Oh man! I wanted the Cybertruck on day one of unveil! Put my $100 in and waited. When it finally was ready everything changed from pricing to the range. Not a happy camper. Waited about a year after and got my $100 refunded.

After 8 months of searching. I finally drove home my 2024 Cybertruck foundation series! It’s used, but brand new to me. I couldn’t afford the prices back then but was able to now! Spend 6 hours driving it home and it was worth every second of it! Yay! If you’re curious, I paid 77k for it with 25k miles on it.

Finally being apart of the pack now with everyone here. Yay…..

Congrats!!

That’s about right in the $70k’s

Price varies, and jumps up and down a lot. See below for one truck.

The three year old truck need to be in the $60k’s now with prizes stabilized!

 

[LDRHAWKE]

Nice! Thanks for sharing! Welcome!

You got a good deal. If it is a foundation series that sold for $100,000 new And a great deal if it is a Beast.

The average percent value reduction (depreciation) for a new car after two years, assuming typical usage including around 25,000 miles, is approximately 30%. This means the car retains about 70% of its original value on average, though the exact figure can vary based on factors like make, model, condition, and market conditions. For context, depreciation is typically highest in the first year

 

[LDRHAWKE]

I have a foundation cyberbeast with life time connectivity and lifetime FSD - so now I hope Musk doubles the monthly fees for both! This would secure the resell of my cybertruck!!!

Truth is though that as the installed base increases for FSD and other car companies are able to offer competitive FSD systems- the monthly cost or purchase cost is likely to decline. Like navigation has now become a standard feature on many vehicles - that initially was a $3000 option, FSD in five or so years could become a standard feature on every new Tesla vehicle. Musk could make FSD standard on every new Tesla today and that would likely spike their sales tremendously.

One issue is whether Tesla is capacity limited in terms of adding more FSD enabled cars because of limited server capacity. I don’t understand if FSD requires a constant connectivity back to the Tesla servers or if operates on the data and processors inside the vehicle itself.

What car companies do you thinkwill be capable of offering FSD anytime soon?

 

[Kenneth K.]

Congratz, if no one baptize you with a middle digit salute yet let me be your first.

 

[KenjiIzce]

We need pics ;-)

Here it is

 

[RustyEdges]

Congrats @KenjiIzce ! I'm glad you were able to make a sensible decision at a time that you were comfortable with. Keep the FSD engaged as much as possible

 

[KenjiIzce]

You got a good deal. If it is a foundation series that sold for $100,000 new And a great deal if it is a Beast.

The average percent value reduction (depreciation) for a new car after two years, assuming typical usage including around 25,000 miles, is approximately 30%. This means the car retains about 70% of its original value on average, though the exact figure can vary based on factors like make, model, condition, and market conditions. For context, depreciation is typically highest in the first year

I pretty sure I got a good deal also. Fully charge after 25k miles on it. It’s at 318 miles at 100% state of charge. Not bad I say.

 

[KenjiIzce]

Welcome!

When I saw this, I didn’t know! I was a bit taken back! Then I just realized it’s a signed that I’m part of the family because I’ll being see more of it down the road!

 

[Black306]

When I saw this, I didn’t know! I was a bit taken back! Then I just realized it’s a signed that I’m part of the family because I’ll being see more of it down the road!

Yes, it means you're family. Don't be surprised if you see the occasional bird while driving around. There has been discussions about making it the official CT wave.

 

[Jabman]

The elders have spoken. It’s official

 

[KenjiIzce]

Oh BTW how would I go about finding out who’s the original owner was! Just so I could see what they have done to this truck, like recall, ceramic coating or anything, just so I don’t double dip.

The last 6 digit of the vin is 035504.

I don’t even know where to begin. Tesla won’t give me anything.

 

[Jabman]

Oh BTW how would I go about finding out who’s the original owner was! Just so I could see what they have done to this truck, like recall, ceramic coating or anything, just so I don’t double dip.

The last 6 digit of the vin is 035504.

I don’t even know where to begin. Tesla won’t give me anything.

Unlikely you will get that info, but Tesla should have record of what was done to the truck while in their SC. Outside MODs would be tough to track unless visibly obvious

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