I'm saying a limited series should be limited; and not milked for an unknown amount of time. I've already watched hundreds of celebrities jump ahead of us in line, so it's time to put the FS to a close and open it up to us peons.
The ramp up has indeed been slow, and understandably so because its a brand new product with a lot of new and unproven tech on board. I just want them to be clear on a path forward. They have been mostly silent on every aspect of this launch, and have left us guessing on when the program will end for far too long.
Not sure! I don’t think Tesla has released official numbers. Based on folks who are tracking things online, they said orders surpassed 2 million last year and speculated 3 million. It could be 2 million as well. I hope it’s not 4 million, lol.
. These uncertainties are killing me for sure.
Makes sure to include my order! Plus, 4/20...
I'm so glad I didn't wait, $20K is nothing (to me) compared to the pleasure I've already had putting Cybertruck through its paces.
I can tell you haven't driven the Cybertruck yet.
I think an order placed today would see a late 2025 delivery. The backlog will remain, but it's a rolling backlog. New orders will prevent the purchasing of a Cybertruck within at least a month of order time until at least 2027, perhaps longer.
Yeah that sure is a patronizing response that addresses none of my critiques. Apparently driving the truck would somehow make me forget Tesla is baking a nicely optioned Honda Civic's worth of depreciation into my vehicle. People act like this is some kind of new form of transport. It's a Tesla. I've owned several and they are all more similar than they are different.
I don’t think the comment was meant to be patronizing. It is not like any other Tesla. It is not like any other car. The driving experience is not comparable to anything else on the road.
"Price gouging" is fake, if you believe in the free market. People are free to purchase whatever they want with their own money. If demand is high and consequently price is high, how is that "price gouging"? And even if you can justify using that fake term, how can it even remotely apply to a $90k+ vehicle? Unbelievable.
I definitely do not regret my purchase. I love the truck. I can't see me switching to another vehicle for quite a long time. Someone else would need to develop a car that handles like the CT for me to even consider a switch. I expect that to take 5+ years at minimum. At that it will probably still look like a standard vehicle. I bet many of the resales are from people who purchased to make a buck, but may not be able to afford to hold the truck. Similar dynamic as has occurred over the past couple years in the watch market. Most who can afford the truck and drive it I suspect will have a hard time parting with it.
