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Teslas are really dumb af

  1. #21
    Speedy Parker Black Hole
    Originally posted by Charles Ex Machina do you have any judetube for this



    Originally posted by Speedy Parker Go fuck a baby goat ya moron
  2. #22
    igbo Houston [cringe your preliminary chenopodium]
    Originally posted by Rough Rider I go dumb

    im a retard
  3. #23
    Semiazas African Astronaut
    https://youtu.be/_S7GU9lDpq8?si=YR8pUU7xzzHrgpbs

    Drew Gooden had a fun video about those (new car technology in general but there's a dedicated portion about cyber trucks.
  4. #24
    blackbird Tuskegee Airman
    Originally posted by Charles Ex Machina if stainless steel have good anti ballistic properties dont you think they would have made humvees with SS ?

    Well, I don’t know if the construction of the cybertruck is optimal for a survival car, but it seems more durable than most cars out there.
    The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
  5. #25
    Charles Ex Machina Naturally Camouflaged
    Originally posted by blackbird Well, I don’t know if the construction of the cybertruck is optimal for a survival car, but it seems more durable than most cars out there.

    becsuse its a truck.

    i bet you support tran-women in womens sport.
  6. #26
    Semiazas African Astronaut
    Actually, they're more dangerous in an accident. Cars are made to crumple, reducing the shock to the vehicle. Cyber trucks, like cars from the 60s do not
  7. #27
    Crumple zones are a bad thing on mars
  8. #28
    Charles Ex Machina Naturally Camouflaged
    Originally posted by Semiazas Actually, they're more dangerous in an accident. Cars are made to crumple, reducing the shock to the vehicle. Cyber trucks, like cars from the 60s do not

    as an automotive engineer in my previous life i can tell you with absolute certainty that "crumple zones" are a mere fucking lie car manufacturers sell to their customer to explain away the lack of strength of their chasis due to aggressive cost cutting measures.
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