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It's a nice color but I could do without the glitter.

Well done with the wrap and well done with the photo composition!

I'm glad you guys stepped up and are filling the void of aftermarket parts! I don't have my Cybertruck yet, so this is my current favorite: Whoever's this is, I like it. It's "one of us".

Cool righthand drive Cybertruck. :rolleyes:

You should have included an option "Yes. Make it. But, I'm going to get the Beast version"

Sure! Glad to help. I'll tell you, the first company that designs a "mirror delete" that is actually a closeout panel that slopes upwards to the rear and has mirrored rear surface which could "legally" be a small mirror while retaining the mirror delete look will probably sell quite a few of...

I don't think they'll put vehicles up there. There are lights under the edge and the CT is awfully heavy to hope the marble doesn't crack.

I was told by a station that was adding a diesel choice to their station that once a tank had diesel fuel in it, it could never be used for regular gas again. This was a station that had 3 tanks... Reg, Mid, High grades of gas. They were installing mixer pumps so by using regular and high...

Put Cory in charge of Tesla's media relations department... Or at least sanction a series where he breaks down Tesla advantages and shows why Tesla engineering is ahead of the competition. I can see it now. Cory has the resistive heater from an F-150 and explains all the parts and the expected...

At least you have a bunch of contributing members in the household to help with the cost. 6 adults at home. You should be rolling in dough. Most only have 2 or sometimes 1 member who contributes to the household income. Cheers. We converted a house from 100 to 200-amp service a while ago...

100 amp service suffices easily enough for the average commuter. 15 amps for 6 hours while sleeping (and not using power for much at all) gives you more electricity than you'll most likely use on the average commute. Would it be better to have 200-amp service? Sure. Is it necessary? No...

No. I think Tesla will next break ground on... GigaTexas West Entrance... It's been a couple of days since the last change in configuration...:rolleyes:

True. When you think about it, trees pull carbon from the air and then release it again when they rot away. It's just a lot slower than a fire!

Trees will eventually capture all the carbon if we just stop putting all the extra carbon in the air.

110v charges about 3.8 miles per hour at 15 amps. Tesla Wall Connection lets you charge at about 40 miles per hour. Spending just 14 hours at home, you'd get between 52.2 to 560 miles per night At a cost of $0.12 per KwH, it costs about $0.04 per mile to charge at home.

Repository for advice, tips, jokes, etc. Gassing up my truck, I always spray some gas on my hands as a good sanitization practice. Burns the eyes a little but, you can't be too safe. My wife can't do this with her Tesla. I'm dreading charging my cybertruck because I'll have to carry cans...

They just had a cake and ceremony upstairs here.

Don't forget the quality of the cars goes up tremendously as the panel gaps can be made to perfectly fit. There will no longer be minor variations due to metal temp during/after welding, adhesive inconsistency, and others. Those castings will always be the same. You'll see panel gaps and...

Their burn rate includes capital expenditures and will not continue at the level it is. Surely not once they've finished paying for the Georgia plant. Their main factory is built so a "per-unit" analysis of cost vs sales price when including those expenses makes it look like a bad business...

Okay... I'm not a fan of the Hummers but, dang, I want four wheel steering sooo bad! Check it out: https://www.theverge.com/2021/4/3/22362072/hummer-suv-electric-price-specs-release-date