And look how THAT turned out? Gosh. I can't believe they made the safest vehicle on earth without having a true crash test lol
looks like they're setting up a make shift ramp for wheel chair access. I hope the ramp is included in final production! Least they could do after the price hike.
What price hike? You got prices? You holding out?
I guess that explains why I like Lower/wider vehicles and shorter/thicker girls lol. But seriously, a lower Cybertruck looks better to me as long as it's able to be raised when/if needed. My '15 Ram had factory air and it was great. I can't remember the difference between lowest and highest, but it was enough for me to safely get in and out of ag fields in different soil conditions without issue. I assume it would work for most other people as well.This was fun. I had cut and pasted an old photo of the CT years ago, and by just pasting it lower to the ground it looks wider. So, I took this photo and did the same thing. I cut out the body and re-pasted it at what looks like about 8" lower. AMAZING, it's not skinny anymore! Honestly I didn't do anything at all to make it wider. It's just how things work. That's why short girls usually don't look skinny.
aren’t these just the aero covers that snap over the actual wheels?
yeah they're aero covers, I think they would look a lot better than just a small exposed rim. The tires are still 35 inches.
those tires are 35s, but they were specially made to puzzle-piece in design with those aero covers
I don't believe they can test crash betas...they need to have the actual vehicle off one of the lines in consumer trim level to test. I think they should have their first line up for testing by may. Knock out a couple test mules for crash testing and validation by June.
A lot of special orders are getting refused because of the job market is making people nervous, trade ins are worth a lot less, and interest rate increases are doing a number on payment amounts. This goes for a lot of vehicles besides EVs.
