• Assassassin@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      1 month ago

      Teslas are notorious for having terrible construction. Cybertrucks rust immediately out of the factory and body panels just fall off, for one example.

      What are you talking about?

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        30 days ago

        That’s old information. The last 5 years the cars have been fine.

        Cybertruck isn’t in my country, I don’t have opinions on it. American pick up trucks are generally bad though

        Also internet: are you telling me things my eyes tell me are untrue?

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          30 days ago
          1. It isn’t old information, they still regularly have issues

          2. “They’re fine except the vehicle that I’m choosing to ignore” is a hell of a sentiment when the one you’re ignoring literally lights itself on fire and gets stuck doing anything that a shitty US made truck can do offroad.

          3. I don’t even know what you’re trying to say with the last sentence, it makes no sense.

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      Fine is about all the praise I could give them.

      Now they were one of the first electric cars you could buy that was travel viable, and they aren’t worth anything to sell. So I can understand why people keep them. I wouldn’t buy a new one though.

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      1 month ago

      As a reminder to anyone downvoting, the original Tesla cars were invented by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning, genuine engineers and good guys. It’s taken a long time for South African Nazis to poison it, but the Cybertruck is very much the apex of it.