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- Until there is a truck in production that will fit this camper, it is all just hype. Let's close this down until people have product in hand.
free radical wrote:
I want CBRTK mainly bc of that rust resistant Stainless steel body. Living in snow belt salted roads is pita with any other vehicle.
A Delorean will cost you less and there is even a firm in TX assembling them from spare parts.rlw999 wrote:
Here's a CGI simulation of what the inside could look like:
https://www.motor1.com/news/498115/cyberlandr-tesla-cybertruck-truck-camper/
It's got an awful lot of moving parts, pretty much everything in this RV shell is on a hinge or slider. I doubt this will ever make it past the prototype stage, and maybe not even past the computer generated image stage.
Here's what I saw: ZERO storage. ZERO. I travel pretty light, and still find myself tripping over "stuff" in our pop-up TC. But at least the bed is made up and ready to go - there's no place in that cyber-RV to even put a couple of pillows and a blanket. Or personal care items like shampoo and towels. It's the silliest thing I've seen in a long time....time2roll wrote:
Is cybertruck even a truck? Looks like a unibody hatchback to me.
Is Honda Ridgeline a truck? Ranchero, El Camino, Brat, Avalanche?
4 door with 6.5' bed makes it a crew cab imo.
Open the gate and you can haul 4x8 stuff easy,plenty for small TC.
I want CBRTK mainly bc of that rust resistant Stainless steel body. Living in snow belt salted roads is pita with any other vehicle.Pete_k wrote:
Come on guys, the cyber truck is not Ugly. Now it may well be Fugly as can be. But we know there will be people paying $25K above the asking price. To get that truck.
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Not a chance,
Tesla doesnt have stealerships jacking up msrp.
The price you ordered online is what you pay.
Another reason for Tesla popularity !- Seems to be little, or no, storage space of any kind.
Looks like a college students masters design project. Kayteg1 wrote:
Lucid is going to make Tesla owners realize they don't actually have a luxury car.
It sign of the time.
My son builds Lucid cars.
No single car left assemble lane yet, but they already sold 1 year production.
At $170k a pop, that makes lot of kudos.- Looks like I'll be keeping my 30 year old Dodge a while longer.
- It sign of the time.
My son builds Lucid cars.
No single car left assemble lane yet, but they already sold 1 year production.
At $170k a pop, that makes lot of kudos. - How about that! A camper for a so called truck that's not even being built yet.
