I wonder if people don't want the truck because of its design or the association with Elon more.
this post was submitted on 13 May 2025
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Can confirm. Do not want.
I’ll pay one thousand dollars cold hard cash for a new cybertruck
To salvage the materials and resell them or build something else from it?
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Just be sure you have enough savings for the inevitable repairs, tows, etc.
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Strip out the bad stuff and drop them in the ocean and they can become reefs for fishies and their buddies?
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They're not worthless, im sure you can use them for scrap metal
So like what, 20?
If Chevy had released this truck it would have been ended up like the HHR but worse.
It’s not even good at being a truck, aside from the other shit.
At least the HHR had a functional rear-view mirror
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All those retailer investors are going to get fucked so hard. They don’t even know they’re getting fed lies and end up bailing out the original investors who actually have money.
Sounds like any fires we see now should start as insurance fraud investigations