A Tesla Cybertruck Owner Says Driving a Cybertruck After a Ford F-150 and a Toyota Tundra Feels Like “Going From a Typewriter to a Laptop” – Adds “$80,000 is a Fair Price to Drive the Future”

Let's see how much he can haul. Haha
Let's see if it performs under 32 °F
As one said Let's see it off road
Let's see it pull a trailer
Come on. Give me a break. Its A truck for the city...

Turd review,how much did Musk pay you

Obviously, people who drive cyber trucks aren't using them as a truck. As an actual "truck" they suck, no towing abilities, the bed won't even fit an adults bike in it, without hanging over. Cyber truck owners should really find another way to compensate for their shortcomings. I'm an Elon Musk fan, but he really "screwed the pooch" with these wanna be "trucks"

He actually says nothing about having owned a Tundra or F150, so I'm going to assume he hasn't, certainly didn't make any comparison except to a typewriter and a laptop which isn't even a legitimate comparison.

We'll see how that $80k's seems like in a year when he's tired of it and would like out because he just bought the idea of a cybertruck but actually has no need for a pickup. Resale on these boat anchors is terrible.

I was enthusiastic about the cybertruck until I saw the reviews, including at least three things, all related to functionality: 1) the bumper pulling off or actually breaking the (aluminum?) frame - this is a deal breaker by itself!

but then there's 2) sharp edges (not rolled) - did this really pass safety standards?? I dont want to chance slicing off a finger in the hood or door (although catching a finger in a conventional hood might be just as bad.. in fact the ct might actually be better i suppose, a clean slice would possibly make it easier to reattach in surgery!
3) no pass-through to allow 8ft long items like studs or pipes to fit in the vehicle with the box closed... I know many other "trucks" can't do this either, but I can do this in my chevy volt !
4) the door panels and other things falling off because they are only glued on (and apparently not very well) doesn't itself bother me (assuming they change how they are attached so it is no longer an issue) but it does concern me they didn't anticipate this... what else did they miss?

although the real curiosity i have is the Toyota tundra - i didn't know the ev model was out yet! I agree the Ford f150 ev (e150?) isn't as good as others (the Silverado ev looks like something i might want) and i am keen to try out the ct rear steering... but that doesn't overcome the negatives, especially the price (of course most new pickups are overpriced, so I may just opt for an ev car that can tow

I take the tipewrirer any time over the laptop 😁

I have serious doubts about this post. I suspect this is just a paid ad by Tesla to try and sell cyber trucks because while Ford and Toyota can do the basic functions as a cyber truck the cyber truck fails to do anything a truck is supposed to do.

Except that they are ugly as sin.

What else is the owner going to say? Not like his can sell it with the mountain grade depression.

An F150 owner says, after driving a cybertruck, "this refridgerator sucks."

To me it is not even a truck. Where is the box that you load stuff in, you could not even get a sheet of plywood in that thing

How much more ironic can you get without being moronic?. So you noticed a difference driving the Tesla versus a Ford F150, the only difference between those two vehicles is one will be on the road in the future and the other will be worth a lot less than 80 grand. If you buy something that's not worth the price tag then you're giving your money away because it drives better than your old truck. I would love to sell this guy a house. I don't even think I'd need to have a house to sell just a really cool brochure.

Gave up a real mans truck did ya? ice vehicle for cruising for chicks. Of course I mean baby chickens because that's about all it will haul.

Ok buddy, you'll convince yourself eventually 🤭

Those owners are missing the point of why more people aren't buying the cyber truck. It's butt ugly!
Also, electric vehicles are still impractical for cross country driving.

I feel like a hotdog made a *pop* sound somewhere around here. Spending 80k on a truck with multiple recalls is throwing money after sense.

I'm sure steer by wire feels great. Or it would if there weren't so many documented failures of power on the
vehicle, leaving you going straight.

If you've got 80k to blow more power to you. If that price tag gives you pause, think about your 10 year return on a high interest savings account vs this. That's the lowest bar for making a better decision.

If you're thinking about financing this, you are in the verge of making a very bad life choice.

Yeah, driving a cybertruck is literally like taking 4 wheels and putting them on a big garbage dumpster. The look is unparalleled. I can't tell the difference.

I'm on the poor side of town but I prefer my 1989 F-150 four wheel drive with my granny transmission. No computer chips and easy repair, no high tech gadget trying to diagnose a problem. I'm very happy with my F-150.

I would love to see a live video comparison of a Tesla “truck” putting in work, just show me how it’s an amazing, because I don’t see it. Show me it going on a dump run, towing a boat, getting a Christmas tree in the snowy mountains and grabbing supplies for small remodeling project. Because my brain can’t comprehend how this vehicle is capable of doing all those things. In my humble opinion, those are the bare minimum standards a truck should be capable of accomplishing.

Drive the future and look like a complete moron while doing so.

You can keep your Cyberjunk..the capability when compared to the likes of a V8 Ford Raptor, it's like taking a laptop 4-wheeling vs. a trophy truck. 😆

As America dumbs down is good the vehicles are getting smarter. Since I started with a Chevy c10 Custom Deluxe 8 ft bed with 3 on the tree, no a/c, roll down windows, an am radio, and brakes that you had to put your foot in to stop, not to mention being incommunicado when in the truck -omg no phone or CarPlay! I even had to know how to read a paper map! Life was better when you had to do for yourself and had some time, just for your own thoughts. Pardon me if I still smile when I drive by the eternal(time wasting) charging stations at Buckees filled with “the waiters”.

Cool for his very subjective opinion. Objectively, theyvare poorly made with many issues and have limited to no real range as a truck(not the driving range even though that's not great either). Subpar to terrible towing capacity for the price, that's if your glued on hitch doesn't fall off. Offroad, just forget it; too heavy and limited travel, they get stuck in 2in. of snow. Enjoy your future sir, and I predict it will end at an ICE truck dealer when reality hits home.

How big is the bed? If it's not 8' what good is it? How is it in Snow? 4x4 ?
How are these batteries holding up in subzero weather? How does it compare to the other options as far as cost/repairs, maintenance, overall operating expense over 5 years. How about serviceability, availability of local simple inexpensive repairs without voiding the warranty? What is the life expectancy? Mileage warrantee? How about Insurance cost? Extended warranty options? Safety features?

How is this news?

I came here for the comments after seeing a “Cyber Truck” being a Laptop while the F-150 is a “Type-Writer” lmbo! I was like “The Floodgates have been open!” I knew F-150 boys were coming for their juggler after that comment! Hilarious! By the way I’ll stick with my Gas Motor.

A sad attempt at trying to make Tesla look good. Puff piece garbage. Tesla and the Cybertruck suck.

He is just trying to justify buying something that has so many problems that it has to be recalled all the time.

Can you use it like a REAL truck? Towing pulling and continuously driving how far. Don't think so

Only chods think an electric truck is good way to travel or live. No school like the old school