Genius from Miami figures out his Cyber truck isn't meant to haul hay

BECAUSE IT ISN'T A FUCKING TRUCK.

DUH.

What the hell. The air suspension in my Bentley works just fine. Why did my Tesla break when I filled it with 1000 lbs of cargo?

Could it BE any uglier?

It's just an ugly vehicle. Why do people even want one?

If you've ever seen one driving on the road, they are even uglier up close.

I LOVE cars & I’ve never liked this alleged “truck”, LOL!

I’ve seen one up close & found it to be hideous, and I’m not into the interior, either.

Same with the Tesla, which I’ve been in many, many times & I find the car to be of lesser quality than a rare, collectible Match Box.

I appreciate the economic value of the Tesla, but I would not trust the car to go on autopilot, & it’s one of the worst constructed, cars, interior wise. Absolutely cheap & ugly interior. I’d rather get into a Prius, 24/7/365.

And no, IDGAF what any ridiculous fanboy states in response.

So far, the only thing I’ve seen Musk provide consumers with of any real value are his fold out, modular homes that he purchased from another company. Not sure how well those hold up after a few years, but it’s the one thing he has that can be worth it weight in gold, after the kinks are worked out.

I honestly do not understand why our government values this man so much. I understand that he has great vision, or so he has convinced others of this, but so far? I don’t see anything so special about him.

Flame away, IDGAF.

Just wanted to correct my line of thinking…

I do understand why our government values him, however, I’m not sure he was the best contractor out there for the job.

The most interesting part of this story to me is that there was a Jewish guy in Miami transporting enormous bales of hay. 🤔

So is the media going to keep creating all these idiotic Tesla stories when people do stupid shit with their cars all the time because they hate Musk(I hate him too). All while telling us electric cars must be the future.

R8, I'm gonna guess his daughter rides show horses. Just a guess.

And if you're gonna buy one of those monstrosities, just buy an old El Camino and get it over with. At least you can actually use that as a truck.

He made the mistake of thinking this ugly piece of shit was a normal pickup truck capable of carrying a payload in its bed, like every other pickup truck on the road.

Why would you think this thing is it all practical ? It just seems like an expensive toy whose sole purpose is to make its incel owners feel masculine.

[quote] As Jacob explained, it has been weeks since he last transported hay; however, the way Tesla designed the truck, debris can easily enter below the bed and remain trapped in there unless you disassemble the bed and clean underneath.

That seems like a problem for a pickup truck.

those cars look like dust busters.

Musk operates like a dictator. He picked the design and did not want to hear any pushback from engineers. Just “do it.” This is the result here and it will be just as bad in his “government” role.

R8 - I creeped him on Facebook. It gets better. He owns an exotic animal sanctuary.

I should have guesses that, R15 -- Florida is full of those types, people with lions, tigers, and bears penned up in their yards.

ugly, Floridian and stupid. he must have voted for turmp

I’m not sure why OP blames Jacob Feder. Not at all obvious that hauling hay in a pick-up truck would destroy it. The problem is the poor vehicle design, not the owner’s behavior.

Who?

It ain’t no truck!

I could haul that much hat in my old Ford pickup , no problem.

Why people buy this hype is beyond me. Especially from a cuntflap like Leon.

It does look like a dust buster, lmfao! I've never seen one in person but, it's ugly enough in photos. I'd be scared to death driving one on autopilot, too.

It's a piece of shit!

It set 4 college students home for Thanksgiving alight on impact with a tree.

Cybertrucks cause pussies to get as dry as the Arizona desert.

I saw 2 in a single afternoon, must've been a bad omen or something. They look like something someone DIYed in their garage with a blow torch and some aluminum siding because they didn't have money for a real SUV.

I never thought about it, I guess it makes sense. I’ve yet to see an RV be pulled on one. Even if it has a good range, just like with gas when you haul something that heavy your efficiency is shot.

R22 I just don’t like misinformation. Would they not have died in a non Tesla car? That accident looks pretty rough.

The "News," just like idiot Christians, do not understand the laws of Physics or wish to be subject to them. And they wake up with inevitable "splitting" headaches.

Jesus Christ does not protect millionaire MAGAts from the laws of Physics, which were, of course, par for course in my Senior year of High School where Reagan cultists were rife and horrific people, like the Reids and the prosecuted Deaver who Reagan pardoned.

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The family mini-van will also work in a pinch.

[quote] I just don’t like misinformation.

How would including the kind of car make it misinformation? The crash does look bad, you're right. Including the kind of car is relevant. There's legit concern about how EV batteries respond to accidents and Tesla's safety and practices. Good luck getting out of one of these things with no power. Looks like the tree survived. Do you think your car would go up in flames in this situation?

It’s like a cheap prop from Logan’s Run.

There are so many videos online of other Cyber truck issues -

Here is a list of Cybertruck issues so far:

Accelerator Pedal Problems

Wiper Motor Safety Issue

Car Wash Electrical Issues

Rust and Corrosion

Getting Stuck in Sand

Structural Problems

Electrical Issues

Software Bugs

Design Flaws

Manufacturing Defects

Exterior panels not matching.

Glass Shattering

Body Panel Gaps

Suspension Issues

Towing Capacity Limitations

Charging Issues

Battery Drain

Autopilot Malfunctions

Sensor Calibration Problems

Quality Control Issues

Tesla is Refusing to Accept Recalled Cybertrucks With Defective Inverters as Trade-In Vehicles Even for Individuals Willing to Pay Tesla More Money to Upgrade to a Cyberbeast

Don't forget raccoons scratching them up because they're mistaking them for dumpsters

This one died after two hours in Canadian winter.

I guess when it comes to cars, stick to the experts. This is the outcome of when your strategy involves throwing spaghetti at the wall and burning out your employees. Gee, it’s almost like the guy at the top can’t read the room. I wonder why that is…..

I saw my first one IRL last week.

I'm not a truck guy at all, so I thought the comment that this vehicle looks like a Dust Buster was hilarious.

[quote]I guess when it comes to cars, stick to the experts.

According to the Kelly Blue Book the Tesla Model Y is the 4th best selling vehicle in the US in 2024. (the first two are trucks)

Still the best selling EV in the US.

And "As of November 30, 2024, the Tesla Model Y was the second best-selling car in the world, with 865,868 new sales. The Toyota Corolla was the best-selling car, with 901,991 sales."

Just so you know.

[quote]I'm not a truck guy at all, so I thought the comment that this vehicle looks like a Dust Buster was hilarious.

To me, it looked interesting in photos, but when I finally got to actually see one, I thought it looked like something somebody made in their garage.

It's Tesla's Edsel.

Good sales can be based on hype and mean jack but go on ^

R38 In the short term yes.

But if a car is consistently selling well, and in the case of the "Y" and the "3" spectacularly well, year after year after year, there can only be good solid reasons for it.

Even with slowing EV sales, Tesla is still the best selling EV. And they hold the highest percentage of value at resale than any other EV.

It looks like a 4 door dumpster. I've seen a few around my area (Charlottesville, VA) and the are ugly and imposing. The original Hummer H-3 during the early 2000's was all the rage due to its imposing image, high price & exclusivity. Some people have lots of dollars but little sense hence the Cybertruck fad.