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I was fully ready to sell my early order but now I’m pretty sure I know why Elon didn’t want to allow it and why I’m cancelling instead. He wanted to avoid the fact that people would naturally take a loss instead of selling a prize.

When’s the last time ford under promised on mileage up until the day they delivered it? They ever come 200 miles short on range and then say nothing? Probably not because they don’t have a sycophant fan base that would do the PR work for them free of charge. also, you’re absolutely paying for...

let’s be honest. You’re coping, hard. A brand new vehicle isn’t going to need that maintenance and that’s what you’re comparing it to. I’ve never replaced any of those parts on a vehicle under 10 years old (discounting semi’s.) compare what you can get for $70k and not a vehicle that you can...

how much have you considered just waiting 10 years and driving an ice truck until then? I was fully on board but now it’s just a nonstarter since this is a beta version of what was promised

So for anyone watching the live stream reaction on YouTube versus Twitter, were you scratching your head down to your skull when he kept saying 340 mile range was better than expected? The proud sycophant personality needs to die. Were we supposed to expect half the stated range?

This is officially a Cybergrocery getter time for diesel over electric trucks. Makes sense that they showed the 1/4 mile because that’s about all it’s good for

I understand that I’m technically not guaranteed the specs listed or even a vehicle at all because I assumed the legal dept. had Tesla covered even though the plain text of the email says: “Thank you for your order, Your cybertruck order is confirmed” For someone who was actually mislead, it’s...

I get that you can call it whatever it ended up being but it most certainly was a “pre order.” It’s in the title of my order confirmation from Tesla. I have no illusions to what I’m owed. I knew musk wasn’t reliable for anything but T$LA. I’m just fairly judging the information as it becomes...

to be fair. Tesla took money down on preorders for a cybertruck that could do all that and they just need to come out and say if it’s even in the cards

it’s going to be a great vehicle if it’s under $65,000 to compete with the f150. But even then, you can get a newer diesel that will outperform it across the board unless you’re just doing 0-60’s in it.

Yeah, few people regurgitating that this is on par with EV vehicles. That’s entirely beside the point of the the announced cybertruck which was supposed to be competing with ICE to offset the market. If this turns out to be a truck that’s main feature is that it looks peculiar but with no...

I really hope that 11k tow rating is for the bottom spec and Elon isn’t still waiting to break the news that he fell 30% short of what was promised four years ago. Some of us were hoping to get more than groceries with this

That’s over the world. There won’t be any US tax incentives for China

Agreed. Hopefully we can curb some expectations because the cybertruck is not a replacement for diesel 3/4 tons. I mean I’m replacing one but I dont have to haul 15,000 lbs further than 40 miles a day. Mostly shorter than that even and it’s seasonal. The rest of that $70k goes toward “cybertruck...

A lot less than I thought. $4500 to go to 21” wheels from 19” $1500 for two upgrades interior options beyond black $10,000 for full self driving

I feel like I haven’t been paying attention then. I was thinking something like the model s could have quite a bit tacked on in options.

I’m wondering where everyone thinks the price will be when you spec it out all the way and what those features could be that aren’t included in the $70k price tag that would be in let’s say a $70k Chevy 2500HD.