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Unless you have a Raptor or Tremor, no one pretends the F-150 is a off-road vehicle.

99% yahoo driver error but still not a good look for the Cybertruck. The driver wearing a helmet and googles to drive dirt roads was a big tip off he was totally clueless.

Honestly the Cybertruck looks kind of weak even if your video quality is good. Let's face it, the Cybertruck is more of an urban vehicle than a Rivian or many Subarus. My wife's Subaru Forester Wilderness would destroy that creaking urban vehicle on the same mild challenge.

I'm retiring again effective tomorrow. So my employer paid gross income reverts back to $0. My first retirement only lasted 6 months. In 27 months I've worked for 3 different employers and have been paid $28K to $64k a month. All but 3 months have been a lot closer to the low end of that range...

If it's any consolation, that is Navajo Sandstone and not ordinary dirt.

Looks like your right. I usually pay more attention to detail. Just one more reason I'll probable not go through with my FS purchase. However the biggest reason is the disappointing range at western highway speeds. If the Cybertruck had the promised 500 mile EPA range then one could probably eke...

This would be fine if Tesla hadn't already strung out many for a $1000 with delivery dates they could never achieve. By the way the arbitration agreement with Tesla only applies after purchase and if you're foolish enough to not opt out in writing within 30 days of purchase. This is why Tesla...

Seriously, if you can't pay cash, why are you buying a FS Cybertruck with current interest rates? For those that are anyway, bless you and thanks for supporting Tesla and American workers.

I'm not going to lie to you. That was lame.

"Beast is the Beauty for off-roading. " I think you mean the Beast will be the Beauty for off-roading. We're about a 100 days out from first deliveries and they're just now doing testing more difficult than California off-roading (What Utahns call driving on dirt roads). I wonder how many more...

Can we spare others from seeing this atrocity and have removed from CTOC.

Why is this a surprise? Edmunds spent about 11.5 hours driving time to cover 334 miles. That means they averaged about 29 MPH while actually driving the Cybertruck. Who cares about range driving in town and suburbia at overall low speeds unless you drive for uber or are delivering locally. The...

That really blows!

" Driving over uneven... surfaces" Is there any road in the world that is 100% even? So the warranty doesn't cover driving the Cybertruck at all.

Figures Happy Valley gets the first batch over those Democratic heathens in SL Valley!

They still haven't cleared 12/8/23 and 12/9/23 deliveries. Delaying your order 2 weeks means you'll likely be in a group that waits at least 3-4 months for VIN assignment. I waited to place my order until 1/5/24 because I don't want delivery until about July. I waited 10 minutes into the 2019...

Hard Pass.

Plenty of early buyers got Cybertrucks for photo ops!

Me too. But if a had more than light off-roading and rough dirt road needs I'd already have a Rivian R1T. Most Cybertrucks will be wrapped to look nice at ball fields and mall parking lots anyways.

Relax, it's just a truck. I'll bet you get it before the month is out. I'm still hoping my 10 minute delay with the preorder and placing the $1000 deposit in early January means I don't get my Cybertruck before June. I wasn't planning on a new truck for about 5 years from the unveiling anyways.