Yeah, also saw that video. It's wild that the weather stripping is that poor on a $100k vehicle. I mean I'm not surprised by it considering all we've heard about Tesla's QC issues in the past, but it's still wild to me.
i can't remember if it was my Y or 3 but one of them the hose disconnected itself and was just spraying somewhere under the hood, luckily sealed off from the frunk
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Wow, that actually looks significantly nicer. Better lines, better profile, and actually looks like a car from a scifi film.Dongfeng's Fake Tesla Cybertruck Tries To Make Some Noise With 1,305 HP | Carscoops
Production details about the intriguing Dongfeng electric truck remain unclear
I looked through the comments of one of the recent articles about the confusion surrounding the Supercharger Network firings and I was really surprised by the level of anger on display, even from some posters saying they are Tesla investors. It just makes the moves Musk has been making recently that much more confusing. Why not wait until after the vote to make these really unpopular changes to the company?
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Tesla Tells Cybertruck Owner Coolant Leaks Aren't Covered By Warranty After Only 35 Miles
The Cybertruck owner drove just 35 miles after picking up the new truck before it broke down during charging.
I still love the truck tho!Tesla Tells Cybertruck Owner Coolant Leaks Aren't Covered By Warranty After Only 35 Miles
The Cybertruck owner drove just 35 miles after picking up the new truck before it broke down during charging.
How tf was the truck already dirty after 35 miles?Tesla Tells Cybertruck Owner Coolant Leaks Aren't Covered By Warranty After Only 35 Miles
The Cybertruck owner drove just 35 miles after picking up the new truck before it broke down during charging.
I'm wondering why they had to stop and charge after 35 miles.
Most vehicles get pretty dirty, pretty quick I feel like.
Tesla Tells Cybertruck Owner Coolant Leaks Aren't Covered By Warranty After Only 35 Miles
The Cybertruck owner drove just 35 miles after picking up the new truck before it broke down during charging.
They had to literally recall all of the ones they sold because of an issue just a short while ago?
Oh no, that shit's crazy. If they're rusting like that after just a few weeks what they hell are these things going to look like after going thru four seasons?
That's also a good question..
And sitting for weeks in a mall could explain the drained battery.
Seriously looks like someone just overlaid a low poly model from some N64 racing game or something with higher quality textures and just photoshopped it into real environments,
Ya, that happens though. I'm talking about all the ones that have just bricked entirely. There's that one person keeping track of destroyed Russian military equipment, I'm surprised there's nothing like that for these trucks so far.
So it's not actual rusting of the truck thats been happening it's iron dust collecting on the truck during rail transport that is oxidizing very quickly because there's no static barrier between the stainless steel and the dust. Thats not to say it won't have rust problems down the line but thats the issue with some of the brand new trucks. Looks like ass though and I'm not sure if it can damage the exterior. It's so shitty to upkeep as is.
This must be the Gamecube versionDongfeng's Fake Tesla Cybertruck Tries To Make Some Noise With 1,305 HP | Carscoops
Production details about the intriguing Dongfeng electric truck remain unclear
I wonder if the owner spray painted that, or friendly passer-by.
