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Good question; the snarky attitude of some people on this forum is really frustrating. I guess I just wanted people to know what they might be in for. Take it with a grain of salt. Some people like balanced reporting and not to just hear what they want to hear. I personally want to know the...

It's been a good car, and right now, I'm thinking that $11K is better than a downgrade to someone else's used Model Y for $30K which will have problems. I hope to get a few more years out of it and then get an electric truck...we'll see. It won't be a Cybertruck!

Thank you! I was worried that I would by "strung up" on this forum; the newbies, who don't have any kind of history with Tesla can be very disrespectful to anyone who doesn't just sing Tesla's praises and says anything that may be construed as "negative" even if it's fair!

I totally agree with everything you've said. For me, there have been too many broken promises in my Tesla journey. I bought my car back in 2012...I was an early adopter. Back then, supercharging was going to be free forever, service was not there to make money and mobile (back then, they were...

I was an early adopter; I ordered my car in 2012 and it was delivered in March of 2013. It was my first and last Tesla, I'm afraid. Between the $265 an hour rate to be serviced, the lack of ability to talk to a live person, and the replacement cost of all the parts that keep breaking, I'm...

Regarding snow--I watched a video yesterday where the fella was saying how the indent where the headlights are fills with snow and completely blocks any light from escaping, hence, making it impossible to see at night. Being there is no heat coming off them, you would have to clear this area on...

In the very beginning, Elon offered the charging technology for free and thought that it was silly to not have a standard way to charge. It wasn't Tesla; it was everyone else!

...and, you now would have to buy two if you want it to load any equipment like a ride-on mower. Cheesy. For the $800 that would cost, you would think that they could put the original ramp back in the tailgate. I don't have room to store a trailer, but that would probably be the way to go. Geez.

I noticed that, too. That front one looks pretty bald.

I thought I saw a video a number of years ago about how it would be used. I think one of the examples was to get into a tight parallel parking situation... This example didn't look like it would be capable of that. I really didn't see much going on, but then again, I'm really not a car fanatic!

Well, if you look up to that "organization," that is unfortunate. I never said anything about the South. The South is not the only place that has rednecks, if that is what you thought I meant. (It was not.) We have plenty up here in the North. To my mind, the term "redneck" implies someone who...

Oh, I do, too. I just worry for that .1! Tesla encouraging this does not seem to fit the brand.

I am constantly newly surprised about the rudeness and bully mentality of some people on this forum; I don't think it's nonsense. I think that it is not a good look for Tesla to be promoting such idiocy. There are enough people who hate Tesla on principle, and I wouldn't put it past some...

Is anyone else concerned about all of the projectiles aimed at the Cybertruck? It seems to me that it's setting it up to be attacked when it hits the "real world." Let's see if we can crack a window with a steel ball. Let's see what will happen if we shoot at it with a Tommy gun...how about a...

I wonder if the suspension were lowered and I wonder how many panels there are. I have an electric ride-on lawn mower that will need servicing, and was hoping to be able to transport it because of the ramp. I might have to get one of those pull-behind trailers, but room is becoming an issue.

Yeah, I live in Vermont, so it's pretty rural, too. Most vehicles are trucks. I guess I'm just getting fed up with prices going through the roof and what you get for your money goes down. It's just one more broken promise by Tesla. I guess I should be used to it, but it's not in my nature to...

Well stated and polite--sometimes a rarity here. Thank you.

Well, I don't know where you're getting your information, but where I live, it would be very important to be able to load equipment to bring to be fixed. Also, if I need to get into the bed many times, like when hauling mulch and then unloading it, it would be nice to be able to walk up and...

If that's the case, I'm out. That and the bed cover were the selling features for me.

That was a little snarky...Wow. This lack of visual siteline could cause an accident. Granted, the driver wouldn't be hurt, but others sure would be. I want to be able to see if there is a kid on a bike, an oblivious person on a cell phone or a dog running into the road, for example. Those...