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Is this the usual Tesla derangement syndrome or is cybertruck uniquely dangerous in this way? I wouldn’t want to put my fingers inside of any trunk/hood and clo
by qwerpy 3y ago
Is this the usual Tesla derangement syndrome or is cybertruck uniquely dangerous in this way? I wouldn’t want to put my fingers inside of any trunk/hood and close it.
- bugbuddy 3y agoThe only derangement here is not recognizing the tragicomedy of this entire vehicle’s existence. Now we are seeing the super fans touting plastic wrapping it to prevent rusting. ROFL
- Ekaros 3y agoIt is like Musk got the idea and it had to be made... One way or an other... I'm not sure how long will they keep making it...
- schiffern 3y agoIn the linked ~30 second video clip they do indeed test multiple vehicles, starting about 5 seconds in.
- SR2Z 3y agolol basically every other car manages to not chop carrots this way noticing the sheer number of incredibly stupid Tesla problems (where are the turn signals? wtf happens to people who buy FSD and then sell their car years later, never having received it? why is the car programmed to lie about its remaining range and CS given a script to make sure anyone who notices gets the runaround?) is not "derangement syndrome."