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You make "eye contact with a rear passenger" sound nefarious. My work truck has camper shell that makes seeing traffic to the rear all but impossible. The only thing I use the rear view mirror for is holding conversations with rear passengers and it comes in handy enough that I'd never remove it.

The genius of a sloped roof and armor glass are evident now.

I'd've settled for 8' sheets

Xitter's @Cybertruck is a Tesla account. So... yeah, it's staged. It's called marketing.

Congrats sister!

Employees driving their boss's fleet vehicles. ?

Your powered coolers may be 120v ready, but they're probably 12V DC powered. You likely have a 120v AC to DC converter. My Igloo is <70 watts. So, if yours are similar you have few options: Use the 120v in the rear of the console with your 120V converter. (takes up rear cabin space ?) Power a...

That's absolutely true for most tow vehicles, but is all but, or completely eliminated, with rear wheel steering vehicles that use In-Phase steering at higher speeds. So long as the steering angle of the rear wheels is equal to that of the front wheels, the hitch point tracks in the direction of...

The person who has the money, that the business wants.

Larger brake rotors and calipers will only fit inside certain size wheels. Check me on this, but I read somewhere (on this forum?) that T Sportline said that 20" was the smallest wheel that would fit over the Foundation Series brake components. Might the RWD's brakes fit in smaller wheels? We'll...

Yeah, so long as all your driving is indoors you'll have no problem getting the full EPA rated range. ?

Yes

Test it before you head out for the first time. I don't remember what the grounding situation was that prevented the TFL crew, or was it Ben Sullins? ? but they couldn't just plug in a mobile connector and get a Tesla to charge from a generator. I think it needs a cord that has a grounded...

Did you ask previously about demo drives? or was the SA's comment unprompted? If you asked about it, I would think they're more likely to just make up the possibility. Sales people are always taught to eliminate any obstacle to a sale, even if they have to lie/exaggerate/invent to do it.

Easier than that... Get you an Arduino, use signals from your 7 pin connector so that brake light pin acts as throttle, turn indicator signals turn the rudder, back up lights reverse thrust. Bingo, you can control everything from the steering wheel, center screen, and brake pedal. #PatentPending ?

The CyberTruck didn't show up in my app until I had been invited to order the Foundation Series. I'm not buying FS, so you don't have to order one to have it show up in the app.

Jump over the first 5 or 10 minutes of any of his videos because Kyle loves to go on and on about what he's going to tell you later in the video. He's like a PowerPoint presenter who reads every slide in the presentation. ? But, his videos do answer almost every question you might have. ?

I too have been considering my options. My CyberTruck reservation was timed, comfortably, to fit into my retirement plans. Had it arrived on schedule, I would have had time to buy a used Airstream, with an entire fall and winter before retirement to make repairs/modifications, with a few dry run...

Chickens is the standard unit in the US, Banana boxes is the standard measuring unit in Norway.

Read the whole manual. It does show the anchor points for the center seat mounting procedure. Below are screenshots from the current online manual.