It was a cybertruck that was turned into a pile of junk. Hear about it at urban legends and stranger truths. The Cybertruck was turned into a large metal brick after going through a car wash. Damage caused by car washes is not covered under warranty for a vehicle designed to go anywhere. Tesla's Cybertruck seemed to have a lot of trouble in the most mundane of things. As one recent owner found out, even a car wash was able to defeat the 6600 pound pickup truck
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@Isoellen · 2:23
I had to reswell this post because I'm hoping to spark a little conversation. Have you seen one of these trucks before? We actually have one in our neighborhood. It looks like a cross between a Mars rover and a giant lawn mower without the handles on it. It's kind of crazy looking. It's huge and it looks very heavy. I can't imagine how much it costs or after listening to this, if it's worth the cost
bob dennis
@Urbanlegends · 0:20
To the two ladies who were commenting here, I'm really not sure how you fit into this conversation. I was talking about the Tesla SUV, and you're talking about something totally unrelated. And while I'm sure it's very valid and that you guys have a lot to say to each other, I wish you would do it on your own page. Thank you
bob dennis
@Urbanlegends · 0:51
Hi. Thank you for your comments. Yes. In fact, I have seen the Tesla SUV, and it reminded me of a quasi military vehicle in some ways. And the, the gray stainless steel of it also reminded me of the old DeLorean automobile, which, of course, is from the back of the 1970s and eighties. And so it started me thinking about how many vehicles I've owned in my lifetime, at least at this point