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That’s where the rear casting is mated to the high strength steel door loop assembly’s…
 


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A little barkeepers friend - it'll buff right out. In all seriousness, it looks like it was parked so hopefully no one was in it at the time.
I wouldn't worry about anyone in the Cybertruck, designing the bed to break away when impacted reduces forces on the passenger compartment. Look how intact the Cybertruck's passenger compartment is. It performed admirably and as designed. A real testament to the engineers. The Mercedes is unsafe at any speed, it's like a heavy battering ram.
 

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A G Wagon crashed into 7 parked vehicles at The Star in Frisco, TX. The first of 7 vehicles is a Cybertruck; split in half with the rear and bed no longer attached.

At least the CT's cant rail stayed on. But in all seriousness, I hope the driver will be okay.

https://www.cbsnews.com/texas/news/...olves-eight-cars-one-hospitalized-police-say/

Image credit: Dianne Everett

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The CT received the brunt of this impact and would have protected occupants with the energy of the impact going into shearing the bed off with minimal damage to the CT’s cab. And very noticeably: no battery fire. I’d expect an ICE vehicle to have burst into flames from that impact with the leaking of gas and ignition from sparks on impact. Amazing safety engineering!
 
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