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Tesla is struggling to turn Cybertruck reservations into buyers.
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Been saying they look better painted - olive drab for the Army
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Worth every penny if the raccoons don’t think it’s a dumpster
Update: I’m not anti Tesla or anti LT - but the CT is just plain silly …
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Typically $3k-$5k for a wrap based on prices I've seen here. Could be higher for the size of the vehicle. I paid $2500 to wrap my wife's Ford Edge that we got a bit of a discount because it was one of their earlier vehicles while trying to get the word out about their business. I don't know if it was the work they did, but I just don't like wraps. Unless every corner is absolutely perfect and every crease is on point it make any vehicle and instant 5 footer.
I guess it's hard to make a Cybertruck look worse though.
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I was in one Model 3 where they wrapped the glass roof too. Looked interesting from the inside with shiny glass over white plastic …
I might not be opposed to that. I don't know that I love the glass roof. Heck I wish my GTI didn't have a sunroof, but it's apparently not possible to order a top trim level without a sunroof or glass roof from most manufacturers. We just tinted ours really dark with ceramic tint so the heat doesn't transmit through into the cabin on the Model 3. It also helped blend the tint lines since the back window gets darker as it transitions to the roof section instead of trying to meet the line with tint film and end up looking bad.
I'll take a standard fixed steel or aluminum roof over any other option.
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Yep - had plenty large and small sun roofs - we have moved on.
The Jeep does have “freedom tops” that pop out easily …
Silly is a very good way to describe the styling. I just don't get it. It's amazing this actually got out in this form.Worth every penny if the raccoons don’t think it’s a dumpster
Update: I’m not anti Tesla or anti LT - but the CT is just plain silly …
Another way of talking about this styling might be, "what the heck were they thinking"???????
I mean they might actually sell more if it didn't look like a kid's toy, or an object from Minecraft.
My 8 year old sees these things on the road and tells me, "Hey Daddy, there's the ugly Tesla!"
It's completely outside the original intent of the brand in the first place. I really cannot put into words how much I dislike the Cybertruck. It has a massive amount of design flaws that genuinely make it worse to use. Just think of what they could have done if they made a more normal truck.
Having recently seen a few Cybertrucks in person recently, I can't say that I particularly liked what I thought of as the "Madmax Posh" styling. I can just imagine how bad all those straight panel sections are going to look after several years worth of dings and dents.
They don't look particularly good straight do they?
I picture the walk in freezer doors at cafeteria I worked in when I was 17 with all the dings from us slamming carts into them to open and close the doors. Considering how often I see Tesla owners complaining about curbed wheels, it's probably accurate for how they'll be treated.
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It looks like the Bizarro version of a DeLorean.
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There it is again. Don’t mind the photobomber. Note the Cyberbeast label on the rear.
Saw one in the wild for the first time today.
It really is uglier in person and the panels had a lot of imperfections easily visible with the polished steel.
It does have a bit of a tech high school metal shop build look to it.
It was labeled as a Founder's Edition, so the guy probably had 100K+ in it.
For that kind of coin, there are a lot of what I would consider better choices, but some buyers apparently like the in-your-face gaucheness of this vehicle.
It really is uglier in person and the panels had a lot of imperfections easily visible with the polished steel.
It does have a bit of a tech high school metal shop build look to it.
It was labeled as a Founder's Edition, so the guy probably had 100K+ in it.
For that kind of coin, there are a lot of what I would consider better choices, but some buyers apparently like the in-your-face gaucheness of this vehicle.
You've completely changed my perception, LOL. They're forever now going to be Refrigerator Sheik in my mind.They don't look particularly good straight do they?
I picture the walk in freezer doors at cafeteria I worked in when I was 17 with all the dings from us slamming carts into them to open and close the doors. Considering how often I see Tesla owners complaining about curbed wheels, it's probably accurate for how they'll be treated.
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That gloss black wrap is growing on me.
Somehow it makes the design a bit more subtle.
There’s a root beer brown one around here that a physician owns. It’s a unique color and I wish more manufacturers would offer it.
They get a lotta attention around here....
