And retail investors continue to bail out the investors with money who are actually making money. Watch out for that rug!
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But they sold $43 million in 72 hours! /s
I mean, if they are gonna get rid of it, I will take one for free. Free EV is a free EV if it breaks down 5 days later then I am in the same situation I was before getting the truck.
Just use it for the batteries and parts
Battery would be grand for a household solar install. Seats would be nice on the porch. The frunk can hold a lot of chicken feed, and the cabin would make a fine henhouse for a small flock.
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I would take a few of the batteries. For free of course.
Hell yeah if I could get a free cybertruck I'd have lots of fun salvaging the motors, batteries, sensors, etc.!
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I wouldn’t take one even if if was free
I would, you get $1.25per kilo of stainless steel and $3.15 for aluminium at the local scrap metal merchant
Take the battery out and use it for home storage.
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They are really going to have to slash prices to move those trucks. 50%,60%75%? Even then will anyone want them?