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Nice video, thanks for sharing, Greggertruck! Some observations on the full video: 1) Is this the first Head of State to tour a Tesla factory and/or ride in the Cybertruck? If it is, Prime Minister Netanyahu is leading the way. 2) The Cybertruck ride along with security detail around and...

Congratulations!

The grade of stainless steel used on the DeLorean was 304.

Agree. Tesla should do this when they are ready. I recall Elon saying that Giga Austin would be a destination. Parks on the factory grounds, tours, factory pickup, etc. Does anyone recall this? When you order a Corvette you can select Corvette Museum Delivery for approximately $1,000. At a...

While we are waiting for the crazy, polarizing Cybertruck concept to actually be produced, I'm curious to know what other concept vehicles you saw that made you excited about the future but never happened or at least as shown? For example, I remember watching this episode of Top Gear where they...

Agreed. Another possibility: The tire wasn't aligned properly to the spokes of the rim when it was installed. It looks like this missing cap separated from its frame which is still attached to the rim. If the cap only clips on one way onto to the 7 spokes of the rim, then perhaps proper tire...

I know. The answer is the same. At car meets all across the country, I predict organizers will park these 2 vehicles adjacent to one another for that one two visual punch. It's like the DeLorean and the Tesla Model X.

DeLorean or Cybertruck? Agree: Both.

I'm curious to see the weight on a Tesla battery pack for possible 400 or 500 mile spec. I see for the dual motor Model Y in the standard range of 280 miles version, the 4680 pack weighs 1,198 pounds (543 kilograms) Interestingly, that is with seats, console, and carpet included. Source...

Me neither. According to IIHS: "IIHS currently conducts four crashworthiness evaluations — the moderate overlap front, driver-side small overlap front, passenger-side small overlap front and side tests. We evaluate front crash prevention systems for their ability to recognize and brake for...

Nope, don't have them for these pictures, but I look forward to apples to apples IIHS safety ratings between these 3 brands.

To me, the back seat is fine. I have other cars the have a high beltline. My kids are grown, so rear visibility is not an issue. A large greenhouse in the Florida sun is IMO.

I imagine that once the Cybertruck enters production and these start trickling out on the streets, the uploaded videos from onlookers will break the internet.

WOW, based on these pictures of GM and Ford trucks that suffered a rollover, this result from the Cybertruck looks fantastic. That apex on the roof is showing its benefits. By the way, here is some information on "rollover" at MGA research: You searched for rollover - MGA Research

Very cool, insightful thread.

Thanks. Here is another one: https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/threads/is-the-stainless-steel-used-in-the-cyber-truck-attracted-to-a-magnet-or-not.1034

The DeLorean is type 304 stainless steel. There have been a few threads on this topic already. You can do a search for additional information.

Welcome Jon.

Wow, I like this one. Scaled up versions with more room would make for an enticing proposition. I hope they do well. (y)