Maverick X Cybertruck

[DuffCon]

From the land of the #wankpanzer:


Not as big in real life. I think the visual surface makes it look bigger.

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[tddawson]

Surprising, they look so huge!

For the money, I'd rather have 3 Mavericks!

 

[SLH13]

Man those are UGLY! I can not imagine spending that kind of money on one.
Like someone else said, I would buy 3 Mavericks!
I have never actually seen how big the bed of one of those is. That would be a good comparison.

 

[jmbenesh]

I have never actually seen how big the bed of one of those is. That would be a good comparison.

That’s because most Cybertruck owners aren’t using the bed for anything.

 

[TrailMaster]

Truck vs. door wedge.

 

[sprcoop]

Man those are UGLY! I can not imagine spending that kind of money on one.
Like someone else said, I would buy 3 Mavericks!
I have never actually seen how big the bed of one of those is. That would be a good comparison.

They are uglier in person if you can believe that.

6' X 4' per Tesla website.

 

[Maverick2023]

It looks too clunky to me. Would rather spend the $$ on a Rivian or an F159 lightning.

 

[Boosted]

From the land of the #wankpanzer:


Not as big in real life. I think the visual surface makes it look bigger.

Love that Maverick

 

[Toddman45]

I'd buy a Raptor R before I pissed my money away on a Tesla anything.

 

[Maverickman74]

Surprisingly small and useless. Much like it's benefactor(I had to think of a different word because he doesn't really create, design, invent, or engineer anything).

 

[THagen]

From the land of the #wankpanzer:


Not as big in real life. I think the visual surface makes it look bigger.

That cybertruck is butt ugly. Love my Mav

 

[Pocowano]

At least the cyber truck driver is smart enough to park between the lines.

 

[ndmiller]

I saw one in a parking lot and could clearly see the skin was oxidizing/corroding with pin sized all over it. Not to the extent of brake rotor surface corrosion, but the initial 10% of that process.

I guess I knew stainless wasn't stain proof, having seen knife blades corrode a but, but when you factor in the surface area of a vehicle it's wild. On the other hand you could scotch brite it away.

 

[Oscarcat]

From the land of the #wankpanzer:


Not as big in real life. I think the visual surface makes it look bigger.

Not to mention all the bugs Cyber owners are dealing with. I love my Mav!

 

[Skyline]

I saw one in a parking lot and could clearly see the skin was oxidizing/corroding with pin sized all over it. Not to the extent of brake rotor surface corrosion, but the initial 10% of that process.

I guess I knew stainless wasn't stain proof, having seen knife blades corrode a but, but when you factor in the surface area of a vehicle it's wild. On the other hand you could scotch brite it away.

The stainless steel can rust like any other steel, just not as much from early on; even the 30x stainless steel that the Cybertruck has.

Cybertrucks delivered like any other new vehicle, which is by train. This delivery method deposits lot of steel dust on the vehicles that should be removed. Those "pin sized" oxidation that you've seen were probably from the train delivery. Had the owner took it to a detailer, or did it him/herself removing the iron dust, you'd probably would not see the new Cybertruck "rusting". Stainless steel body requires just as much work to maintain the stainless look body, like any other new vehicle with paint....

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