I wasnât implying real world fast and furious racing. Itâs more bragging rights and the thrill of flooring it on a long highway, on-ramp, remote road etc.
You are not alone. However, many arguments are made on this forum on how Tesla is not in it for the profits and this is supposed to be a truck for everyone with rainbows and unicorns.
Good explanation.
However, the TRX is 88 inches wide.
Width needs to include widest points across the body, including fenders (the larger wheels go right up to the edge of these flares, anyhow) but not mirrors/or mirrors folded in
The Tesla website says the cyber truck is 86.5 inches wide with mirrors folded in. This is very wide in general and for comparison is about the same as a Ford raptor and even the first generation military Hummer H1. Most full-size pick ups are about 80 inches wide.
The ram TRX is the widest that...
If you have your superstar fix like in your case, itâs probably not worth it
If I was to guess the differences, it would probably compare performance, or plaid diffs, which MAY include:
Brakes
Wheels/tires
Badging/color
An aero/spoiler feature
just guessing
Iâd suggest asking yourself if you like fast cars? Have you ever driven a car that does sub three second 0 to 60? At 2.6 seconds. This is considered supercar territory in a full-size truck. Youâll see some of the test videos out right now on YouTube where they are drag racing the truck and the...
I guess it just depends what your expectations are for a truck. If you wanna sleep in it, you can get a camper for the bed or tow one. But I do agree this couldâve been a new cool feature that is not traditionally associated with your pick up truck.
I had a minimum wouldâve liked to see the...
OK. I read it as you were trying to justify the price increase of the CT. It sounds like you can afford it and if you want it, you should get it. My 2 cents. / thoughts
Congratulations on 23 years! We just had our 25 yearâșïž
No offense intended.
you ended your post with âThoughtsâ
Maybe I misunderstood âThoughtsâ as a statement instead of a question
Thatâs what I gave you. My thoughts based on experience thatâs worked well for me: listening to my financial planner and wife
Of course it is.
Tesla has dropped prices like no other, upsetting many owners and making cost of ownership very high due to the depreciation (which is the #1 cost in vehicle ownership)
My spot in line is within the first 1000 units
Letâs agree, then that my advice is if you canât afford it and want your money back get it now. Your advice is leave your money in.
two different points of view donât take it personally
My pov has just as much insight and inside information as...
You are the one telling people not to take their money out. basically giving unsolicited advice on what to do with their money.
I am simply highlighting TO YOU that people may want their deposit back because the $40,000 vehicle they were hoping for is $80,000.
I am a day one minute one...