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I don't think they will get as scraped as much as you think unless they significantly reduce ground clearance. 16+ inches of free ground clearance is unheard of in a pickup truck (or any stock road-going vehicle). I've driven over lots of logs and big rocks without scraping or damaging the...

A "chip" means a chip of the material was removed. A "pit" caused by a stone impact on the Cybertruck is not a chip because no material was removed, it was simply deformed. That's why polishing is so effective on it. For example, on a true chip, like you would get on a traditionally painted...

Incorrect. The metal doesn't chip. That's something paint does, glass chips too. Metal can chip, but only very unusual, very brittle metal, or under unusual circumstances that you will not find on a typical roadway. The metal used in the Cybertruck is not brittle enough for highway stones to...

You know what I think would be a great product? A 48V freezer designed to do nothing more than freeze large flat packs (the gel filled packs that you use in an old school cooler). Then you could just cycle the gel packs from the 48V freezer to your regular cooler. I find the flat packs to be...

Yeah, the last place I would want a cooler is in the basement of the trunk. You need to be able to get in an out of a cooler and the heat buildup would be counter-productive. I can't believe ACOPOWER advertised it as having been designed for the sub-trunk. Cause it blows out warm air and I...

Do you have any plans to come out with a 48V version so the inverter doesn't need to be on the whole time and it can cool even when Level 2 charging? I think the aftermarket is overlooking the opportunity here to establish themselves as a supplier of energy efficient 48V accessories.

That's not chipping. And they can be easily polished out whenever you want. Unlike paint chips, they don't start to rust. Unless you believe the foolish tall tales about rust posted here.

Please. Let's be real here. The hardened stainless steel cannot "chip" in any normal road situation.

OK, dumb question: Do we have to paint our Cybertruck first, to get the advertised results, ie. to get the "car paint as clean as new"? I guess the benefit of painting before applying the Paint Protection Film is then we would have something to protect! ?

The cult is those who are pushing the narrative that Elon is pro-Apartheid, when there is no evidence to support that. You have lost any credibility you had here by pushing so many hateful narratives that are not supported by the evidence. I have no idea whether you are long or short Tesla...

Why do you make stuff up that has no basis in reality? Elon knows what free speech is, and he knows that it has nothing to do with what he agrees with. He has explained this many times.

Speech isn't free if it dependent upon what you want to say. As an American I'm in favor of freedom of speech. So is Elon. That doesn't mean he agrees with all speech, it simply means you have the right to say it.

Would you stop spreading this "AparthiedElon" narrative. Elon was a minor when he lived in South Africa and his father was publicly anti-Apartheid. He actually spoke out against the ruling party. Elon haters misrepresent the facts when they try to paint him as racist and pro-Apartheid.

Or you could get creative:

Right. I didn't say nobody would want them, I'm guessing they won't be a big seller.

I think with the very low "Entry" suspension mode that all Cybertrucks come with standard, running boards would probably be a pretty poor seller.

Yes. Drama queens like yourself, I only find them mildly offensive. :rolleyes:

As a skilled amateur photographer, I know how to take high-quality product photos. I'm not a real expert at it, it still takes a little experimentation, but I know my way around product photos enough to know what it takes to produce "high-quality product photos for Amazon". I find your offer of...

A small gunsafe? How about his and her matching AR-15 locking mounts! /s

So you can bring more stuff with you! That reminded me of the master of stuff, George Carlin, and one of his best rants: