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Tesla Cybertruck resale value plunges amid sales slump
- jqpabc123 5mo agoAs they say in Texas, it is all hat and no cattle.
- dtagames 5mo agoWe do say that in Texas! Surprisingly, a huge number of people here are still very taken with Mr. Musk and his various hats.
- jqpabc123 5mo agoThe other day, I saw a guy get out of one in a store parking lot with his wife and kids. I felt sorry for the kids. But not so much for the wife. She willingly chose this guy. The kids had no input but they still have to live with her decision.
- b0rtb0rt 5mo agomost kids love cyber trucks and get excited when they see one
- jqpabc123 5mo agoMost kids love candy --- but that doesn't mean it's good for them. The kids don't realize that dad blew $100k (or more) just to stroke his ego/image. Money that could have been more responsibly used for their college fund.
- uberman 5mo agoTypically one might expect a pickup to retain about 65% of the value after three years where as the Cybertruck seems to have lost about 65% so that is clearly a thing. I'm not really surprised though. If we say a used three year old Cybertruck goes for $58k (per the article) and compare what we might get in the same class for that money it is a wonder that they can sell any. For example almost any 1 year old full sized ICE pickup or even an F-250 Godzilla or Ram 2500 Cummins go for the same price. Hell for $60k you can be looking at a fully loaded 2026 Raptor if you don't need a big bed. Why would anyone pay more that 45k for a used Cybertruck? At the moment the cheapest one I see on Carfax is asking 58K and ALL of them under $70k have Buyback/Lemon Titles. Who in their right mind is going to spend $60k on a certified lemon?
- r721 5mo ago>Curated by AI Is this a new MSN thing?