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3 thoughts on “And you thought Tesla’s Cybertruck was ugly”

  1. Yes I did and do.
    I’m beginning to see them on the road, not often, but once is awhile.
    However I’ve yet to see one that has not been painted. No lowly attention whores just attention madams.
    Maybe the unpainted ones I mistook for dumpsters.

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    • We own a Model 3, as well as a 1997 Ford F350 Crew Cab Dually Diesel. I would NEVER even THINK of buying a Cybertruck. with that money I can replace the motor in the Ford and fuel it for the rest of my life, and invest the rest.

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