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Cmon, I'll pick you guys up from the airport in my Tri-Motor (hopefully Plaid)

Only problem is their paint rubbing off on the Cybertruck ?

Actually, now that I think about it, on my Raptor, they are amazing at blocking other car doors from opening into my truck ahah.

Your point exactly though, running boards fall into the most stuff that you don't need category.

Tesla still did it first.

Isn't that just this with FORD on it?

You don't "need' running boards since the Cybertruck's suspension can be lowered when parked to allow for easier in and out if you're short / disabled / elderly. You might want to install rock sliders for off-roading, but running boards are a relic of the past.

We talking 12k a share post the 5 for 1 split?

They decided to ignore every single positive fact about Tesla.

True, but living in Austin definitely has a more optimistic outlook for getting it sooner at around the same reservation numbers vs someone living in say CA or NY.

Tesla could roll out delivery by zone. For instance I'm in the 600k, but I live in Austin, there is a chance I could be one of the firsts if Tesla decides to deliver Cybertruck orders by territories, which logistically makes sense.

So what happens to people who buy next week during the limbo week?

1993 Toyota Camry LE - Drove it like a like it was a rally car, don't know how I'm still alive.

The toggle on/off tint is actually a really nice feature that I had not thought of. We all enjoy dark tint during the day, but it does get annoying at night at times.

Vented seats are huge as I go to the gym daily and drive home pretty sweaty. The A/C vented seats are very necessary.

As a Raptor driver, I also try to drive without braking as much as possible. And even so, I would call it Braking De-gen as it still uses an obscene amount of gas even when not on the gas hahaha.

As a Raptor driver, I thought the Cybertruck was ugly, at first. Now I am ready to embrace the future.

I don't use the bed, I'd just get a spare tire rack and mount the full size spare and an actual jack on it.

What else would that 20k be better spent on? If you spend that much time in your truck, it's a good investment.

Raptor owner here. I think most Raptor owners will have no problems switching. A lot have already gone with the Gen 2 V6 engine and most Raptor owners only drive the Raptor as a sports vehicle. Whatever gives me the best performance on and off road is what I wanna drive.