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I watched the 2019 reveal live and reserved in early 2020, so I was with a lot of you following the development of the CT and the building of the factory. It was quite the ride and for me, it served as a beacon of hope through the pandemic. One of my cars is a DeLorean so I was super excited at...

I’m sure opinions vary, but they work for me. However, if one has a varmint infestation, other scorched earth type measures are needed. Lol. I like your advice on eliminating hiding places. I would add eliminating potential food sources as well.

They are in non-Cybertruck vehicles, but I tapped them in near the 12V battery or jump point. When I get my CT I’ll have to add one as it will stay outside as well. I understand from the manual there is a 48 volt power feed located in the frunk so it will need a step down converter to place one...

You may want to try an electronic rodent repellent similar to this: https://a.co/d/43QGl4Q I have one of these in each vehicle that stays outside.

I didn’t see the VIN range. It was at a delivery center at the first of August.

That looks better.

The Cyberbeast logo is very hard to see unless you’re looking for it:

It looked to me like he slowed down because he reached the adjacent side road/driveway where he intended to exit the roadway. The CT was just passing by that exact spot at the same time. OP, great driving skills!

Got to test drive an AWD today at a Tesla Gallery/Delivery Center. This was my third time driving one, but my first being able to open it up. Holy Hannah!! My eyeballs sunk into my skull! I’m even more impressed, and the fit and finish of all the trucks I saw was excellent.

Yes, I find Oxalic Acid very useful to remove rust stains. I use it often when I’m restoring cars. It is versatile and relatively safe to handle. It is especially useful for removing rust stains from stainless steel. There are several product options, but I currently have powdered oxalic acid...

On Friday the truck bid up to $80,000 (not $85,000 like I originally thought) but did not sell as there was a reserve. Bidders can submit bids after the vehicle goes through the auction. I haven’t seen final results yet.

I drove it across the block. It bid up to $85,000. It was very nice!

I drive cars for Mecum and I see a Cybertruck AWD with a camo wrap going through this afternoon

That is great news. 10,000 units in Q2!

Although any crash is unfortunate, I see in the article that the vehicle rolled “multiple times “. In that case, IMO, I agree with the article that the CT did a pretty good job of protecting the occupants.

They’re careful with strangers, eh?

I totally agree. Tesla had the foresight and the fortitude to make a bold move by reducing the price of cars before others had at the end of the pandemic. I believe this was the time when Musk said that interest is not a problem for people to buy Tesla cars, affordability is. I have a friend...

Well, therein lies the problem. If Tesla is burning through goodwill and cares little about post sale customers like you mention, this will be a headwind for ramping up sales. Incremental sales requires attracting new customers to the brand and to EVs in general. Selling cars to your ardent...

The risk that Tesla may take with further price increases or option gimmicks suggested in this thread is on degrading the goodwill among the people who reserved one. Yes, Cybertruck is the new kid on the block, but with the increased finance costs and the effects of inflation over the past few...

I saw the “EST” letters and addressed them in my reply. I reserved early January 2020. The point you are missing is the risk that Tesla will take if they increase the price again against a soft EV market. We shall see what happens.