MinnesotaEric
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My sister, a Senior Manufacturing Engineer, joked with me 25 years ago that in China R&D means Replicate and Duplicate.
Is the Cyber Truck a Flop?
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My sister, a Senior Manufacturing Engineer, joked with me 25 years ago that in China R&D means Replicate and Duplicate.
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Went by Tesla dealer today and lot was full including Cyber… my guess is immediate delivery available?
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The article I read didn't mention what hit it other than compact sedan, but, yeah that doesn't speak well of it's construction/ruggedness if a small car can do that much damage to it. Poser truck, that's all it is.
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I think it was a turd. Neat concept. Poor execution. Too high is the price.
If Ford is out selling the CT... It's bad
If Ford is out selling the CT... It's bad
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Is anything NOT new under the sun?
Pretty sure it was a Range Rover or Land Rover SUV. The article I saw just showed a quick picture of the front of the vehicle and the damage was moderate, for the damage to the CT and other vehicles it it.
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So far this year, Ford is outselling it.
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NoTrespassing
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Read where customers were complaining about manufacturing dates were old and vehicles sitting outside for extended periods before sales. Probably not unique to Tesla.
