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Never had any GAP Insurance, but I thought GAP Insurance was in case, due to depreciation, the vehicle became worth less than the amount you owed on the loan. Think Cybertrucks will do far better than other vehicles, as far as depreciation goes, at least for the first few years, when they are...

This!

This would bother me......

Thanks for sharing and posting pictures. Congratulations! This is great news that the non-employee deliveries are actually happening.

Wish they would just give one to MotorTrend and one to Car and Driver, so we can get some good objective reviews while we wait. Only reviewer I really trust, so far, is Kyle Connor, with Out of Spec.... Taking most all others with a grain (or lots more) of salt....

Wow. Looks great with the black PPF they used!

Agree.... the fact that the Cybertruck already comes with a factory bed liner is a big plus and it saves (most truck buyers) the cost of getting one "sprayed in", which helps with the total cost. Bed liner or no bed liner though, IMHO nothing beats adding a heavy duty rubber bed mat to help...

I probably won't be getting a load of dirt in mine......

Little bit like an El Camino..... It's a car AND a truck at the same time.

It looks like Tesla removed the $7,500 Tax Credit "Probable Savings" for the AWD Cybertruck, from the Cybertruck Ordering Page. Wonder why they removed it?

Ha. Someone could make some money off that with a "Relabeling Agreement" and package and sell it as "Cybertruck Cleaner Spray"

Wash off bulk dirt with something like a dawn/water solution, and then hand wipe with Isopropyl alcohol. Or, shell out some extra dough to PPF wrap it and don't worry about any fingerprints.

That's not very nice.

After watching this, I'm thinking better off to PPF wrap it and forget it. Plus maybe the PPF will help with the sharp edges on the sheared stainless panels.

I have a reservation, but I'm about 200K down the list. I'm in Ponte Vedra. Is the Cybertruck still on display at the Town Center?

Yeah, I heard that when Tesla gets the Level 5 autonomous driving all squared away, later this year, It may be possible to get a robo-taxi ride in a Cybertruck from one side of the English Channel to the other.

Kyle talks about vibration in his "First Drive" video, at about 56:00 Minutes in, then they check a second Cybertruck, which also vibrates at the same highway speed. Wondering if it might just be the tires?

True.... Picture a retractable low hanging "maintenance-size" keychain dangling from the waist.

Just looked and the new stated range is definitely a lot closer to what our current MYP gets. Still a little high.... at least for us, the way we drive.

Wow. I had no idea. They are really on the ball with their Procedures and Quality Assurance. Thanks.