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Toyotas are well made vehicles. What's your criteria for fit and finish? Your newer Model Y replaced an older Toyota. That's not an apples to apples comparison for fit and finish. The complaint of Tesla's fit and finish (whatever that means) is not overstated today. Tesla has improved, but...

...but it needs a generator which requires gas. So, in essence it needs gas and lugging around a space-sucking generator. That just defeats the whole purpose of the Cybertruck. I'll leave the Cybertruck in the garage. The point is: On this epic adventure, I don't want to side-track and take...

All that is good and dandy here in the states or any modern well developed country. No one for sure will take any Cybertruck and drive it down into South America for a mini-adventure. I would my Landcruiser. Not my Cybertruck. There is gas galore along the way into South America. There are...

How much range will a 6000 watt generator be on a full tank of "gas"? That is a valid option.

DEFINITELY not the best ride or as safe.

What is your definition of a little longer? 4 years? No. 10 years. Maybe. No one here on this forum knows with any finality. That's the best answer. What do you think? What are your thoughts?

Yup, paying all cash here too. There's lots of time to save.

If anything, I would delay my order based on... Quality. Wait until they get a good handle on any initial quality control issues. Based on my position in the buying queue, I'd receive the option to purchase over a year after release. I would fathom they'd have a good or better grasp on Cyber...

I do not have the option to run power to a Cyber Truck parked in a driveway as I don't have a driveway. It's either park in the garage or no CT.

Lots of very helpful and valid points. Lots which I had not thought of our through. Thank you. The only thing that would stop me from purchasing the CT, is it doesn't fit in my garage.

How to get out after it sinks?

If anything, it's a good thing your not a part of the volume design and manufacturing groups for Tesla. Kidding aside, I'm happy I'm further back in the purchase queue. Tesla's all about continuous improvement. Later purchasers will reap the benefits of these improvements.

Interior upgrade would be at least $1.5K. I based that on the Model S interior upgrade.

I'm trying to get the price expectations straight to within a $K. Realistically, all the accessories I've added to any of my vehicles have all been aftermarket. Mainly tires, shocks, springs, rims or various external lighting. The aftermarket for the Cyber Truck will be huge! $84.7K drive off...

My current plan, and I don't think it will change , is to get the the tri-motor and FSD. Tri-Motor: $70K FSD: $7K California tax and fees: ~$7.7K I cannot imagine any factory options or accessories that I would want that would entice me to add to the cost. Not the ATV. Not the solar...

My very first new car purchase in over 50 years on this earth. Automobiles are notoriously bad investments and I've successfully avoided new car purchases like I do Covid-19. BUT I deserve it. #2 helps. I can now safely more than afford it. No loan required and debt free. Just as cool as...

Me too. The first new and last new car I will ever buy.

The skin effect and inductance is going to be insignificant but not eliminated at those frequencies even for a relatively short cable run length assuming they are using beefy enough conductors. Based on what I've seen so far, the Cu conductors they use in their motors are beefy enough.

I like trucks. Specifically, vintage Land Cruisers. I like the Cyber Truck.