I Agree! Additionally my Y saves about a thousand dollars a year in savings in gasoline costs over the Lexus we had before. wonder what savings the cybertruck would obtain for the average big ass pickup.
Looking at the US inflation calculator a $70,000 item in 2019 would cost $85,000 but that would not include the FSD which at the time was $7,000, now its $12,000. so, 85K + 12K = 97K which is not far off from FS price of 100K so I don't see what people are complaining about. I understand that...
yeah, you've answered my question about the tires. probably should be another topic but, looking at the US inflation calculator a $70,000 item in 2019 would cost $85,000 but that would not include the FSD which at the time was $7,000, now its $12,000. so, 85K + 12K = 97K which is not far off...
Thanks, If all of ya'll cybertruck drivers do not think it's any more of a problem than other Teslas then I'm good. I have a rule: dont buy anything that will give you a "Daily Irritant". (especially for a $100,000 expenditure.) In my 1st couple of Tesla test drives the wind noise was so bad...
It took me a while to link these two events. My brother's son was killed by a drunk driver in a head on collision on a freeway very late at night. The drunk driver was going the wrong direction on that freeway. It brings me nearly to tears thinking about even after two years. A few months...
My concern is that the massive windshield will tend to substantially heat the cabin requiring a higher blower setting thereby increasing the cabin noise. (difficulty hearing wife) Has anyone experienced that yet?
I had just thought it strange for them to say "you can start designing now" when there is nothing to design. you can't select tires, you can't change the interior colors, it's going to be stainless, you can't opt out of FSD which I would not do. I guess you can select the three motor version...
Logged into my Tesla account and clicked on my cybertruck ,the next screen said as a pre-order holder your delivery day will be prioritized and I can start designing and confirm the final price. Anyone else get this?
Does this mean I can get a non foundation truck at $80,000 maybe soon...
Here is a question for FSD beta users, a question I keep coming back to: Does FSD after extensive use, ie when you use it all the time, lull you into paying less attention than if you were not using?
It may seem crazy but I think one pays less attention when not using even auto pilot. It's...
just wondering if I can get a more quiet tire set or will I have to wait for the later release of NON FS cyber trucks. And how long will that be, nobody knows.
I appreciate all of y'alls comments. You have enlightened my thinking much. I did not think about the rear wheel steering. But I did think about the current level of scrutiny of FSD and even autopilot. Speaking of scrutiny, here is a thing. We can get to a point where FSD is extremely...
ColeAce33 I've not been enamored with cars since I was in high school some 60 yrs ago. But now I want it, and can't think of much reason except that its different and after driving our model Y for two and a half years I can't stand to drive my gas truck and have to fill it with gas. at work...
I guess I’m drawn to the cybertruck because its different. Ive never drove a car that got attention so I’m just wondering what that will be like. Have any of you ever drove a car that garnered a lot of attention? My wife doesn’t like it for that reason.
I dont think the Tesla team needs huge amounts of real world data for autopilot only. It should be simple, Just keep the vehicle in between the white lines.
It's not like FSD. So here are some thoughts of why autopilot is not yet functional on the CT :
1. Software programming is...
Thank you Outdoors. Autopilot is my most liked feature of my Tesla. Wife also loves it and feels safer with it engaged. Since I will be 78 in a few months FOMO is a real thing. Also being a retired process control engineer in Chemical plants I have concerns about the complexity that variable...