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They might be trying out different finishes to see how they look in the real world as well as how they hold up to real world use. Similar to how the highway dept will paint a bunch of lines on the road with various products, thicknesses, etc and then have actual users drive on it for a while to see what is best. Though I'm sure someone is going to polish their to a mirror finish and blind everyone when the sun hits it just right.Hopefully Tesla will settle with one finish. It seems some Trucks have a brushed finish. Some have a shiny finish. Other Trucks have a dull finish. Then there are the Trucks driving around with different shades of Stainless-Steel panels on them. Tesla please just pick a finish on the Truck.
Good that it appeals to Musk's demographic of prepubescent boys.I think the CT is comically ugly. My 12-year-old son absolutely loves it. It may end up being his vehicle when he's old enough
I just ordered one 2 days ago when I saw shots of it at starbase. I didn't love it until that video. Love it in the high suspension setting and how it is taller than all those people around it. Hopefully all those people aren't 5'5. Already have a 23 MXP but must have this truck now after seeing that. Will use it to tow our boat to the lake and replace an old V8 SUV.
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There's a lot of rumors that they ditched the BR glass.It's grown on me. A bulletproof " Mad Max " truck is perfect for the times we are living in. In the early days Tesla's marketing was happy families plugging in their car at the beach - now the Cybertruck is just what you need to navigate our " Bladerunner " cities.
Typically, Tesla doesn't do a lot of options. You can use the glovebox for the weapon, though.If that’s the case Tesla should make it an option along with handy secure lockable compartment to store your 9.
All real pickups have scratches and dents.I'm going to be scratching and denting the hell out of mine, so it's perfectly fine for me that it's ugly. All those blemishes will just add character. Honestly liberating to not worry about damaging paint.
Please define your pretty truck?You just can’t fix ugly! The Pontiac Aztec is however now breathing a sigh of relief! The performance and build quality plus price are all going to need to be excellent to offset the extreme ugly!
I love cars with feminine curves. Trucks too. The Chevrolet SSR was a truck I was saving up to buy because Chevy was saying that it would cost around $26K which was already outside what I could afford at the time. And its MSRP was over $40k when it finally came out.Please define your pretty truck?