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Does anyone else see the cringe in all this? The Cyberturck as an exploration vehicle, the tent thing, etc. It's no different than someone driving a Jeep around
by ChumpGPT 3y ago
Does anyone else see the cringe in all this? The Cyberturck as an exploration vehicle, the tent thing, etc. It's no different than someone driving a Jeep around with huge mudders that never leaves a paved road. My impression of the whole cybertruck thing is for people who wanted to pretend to be pickup guys or cool, sort of like a 72 year old Corvette owner who can finally afford the car he never had as an 18 year old.
I would have more respect for the guy in a 2007 Toyota Camry pulling a popup trailer. Such a waste of time building this junk when he could have made a commuter car for the masses.
Just saying....
- dr_kiszonka 3y agoIt is hard not to look cool in a 1970 Stingray. Also, no need for ageism, etc.
- gregjor 3y agoNot “ageist,” just fact. I have never seen a young man driving a ‘70s Stingray or similar classic. Only old men going through their second midlife crisis. Good for them — I chose motorcycles when I got old and had the money for BMWs I couldn’t afford decades before.
- ChumpGPT 3y agoThere is nothing wrong with an older guy riding a BMW. That's just good taste.... Older guy in a brand new Vette or posing on a Harley is a different story. They ruined the brands....
- gregjor 3y agoThanks for the validation.
- nickthegreek 3y agoMost young men can’t afford a 70s stingray. I also chose a bmw motorcycle.
- defrost 3y agoLow centre of gravity, leg crush protection with side pots, direct drive monoshock, what's not to love? Easily one of the best on road | off road choices available, clearly better than a cybertruck for a desert crossing.
- treflop 3y agoPeople buy roof top-style tents and don’t use them, although I don’t judge other people like that. But absolutely no one leaves bed-style tents in their bed to look cool.
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