Somehow, it seems dangerous with a mirror finish. Less visible during the day and headlights reflecting off it at nite.
https://www.conciergemotor.com/inventory/tesla/cybertruck/rp1234/?utm_source=convertkit&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=%F0%9F%93%A3%20It%E2%80%99s%20not%20gone%20-%2014327324
(https://imagescf.dealercenter.net/1920/1080/202406-2dc7beee9fbb42898b6f5522cbee169a.jpg)
I hated these at first, but somehow they are growing on me.
I hated them at first and hate them more now.
The first cybertrucks were only delivered last Nov/Dec. I guess the owner didn't read the fine print in his purchase contract.
https://www.businessinsider.com/tesla-sue-cybertruck-buyers-they-resell-in-first-year-2023-11?op=1
Quote from: steve58 on July 02, 2024, 09:38:14 AMThe first cybertrucks were only delivered last Nov/Dec. I guess the owner didn't read the fine print in his purchase contract.
https://www.businessinsider.com/tesla-sue-cybertruck-buyers-they-resell-in-first-year-2023-11?op=1
I read the article and the terms in the sale agreement and think they are reasonable and fair, and therefore, most likely enforceable...for whatever that may be worth.
My brother in law, who is an arrogantly wealthy turd, got his last month or so.
It just screams 'look at me' and he is very much that kind of guy.
He would do the above as far as suing. And lose. :grin:
Interesting that the sales ad's pictures focus on the reflections and none show the actual 'truck' aspect. I guess that wasn't a selling point.
I think it's brilliant. If the mirror-finish makes girls boobs look bigger, you know they'll be flashing the guy all the time. :ThumbsUp:
They don't :embarrassed:
Bummer! What about flying birds attacking their own image in the reflection? I bet that's hard to get used to. Woodpeckers especially.
^That should be an option.
I see these things in person all the time in Silicon Valley and it really can't be understated just how effing hideous they are in person. Huge and hideous.