Dang you nailed my profile perfect.

I bought one and its the best car I've ever had. Event though I was never a "truck" buyer it checked off all my needs: - space for wife, car seats + another adult when needed - haul around my kids, 4 bikes, skis, camping gear, etc. - drives itself - we do a ton of road trips - luxury - electric, tired of going to gas stations

Wasn't another car on the market that checked those boxes.

Have you ever driven one? They are amazing to drive.

>luxury

This is a joke, right? Please tell me this is a joke and you aren't so indiscriminate and unrefined as to actually be calling anything made by this company "luxury".

Every single Tesla I have had the great misfortuned to be a passenger in has felt threadbare and stripped down. Constructed of the same terrible, cheap ruggedized plastic as the most budget trim sedan of the mid-00s. I'm talking the subjective experience of the cheap-ass plastic interior door paneling of a 2004 Hyundai Accent L....in 2017.

Sure, the interior is spacious, but not in a way that feels good. It's spacious in the way that the seating on an Allegiant flight is spacious, and just as rigid.

Whenever we go around a curve in one I feel like I'm being thrown into the doors and they could just pop open.

Sure there's a touchscreen tablet, but that's not luxury, they sell touchscreen tablets for $25 at Walmart on black friday.

They are the most value-engineered (as in "how can we provide the minimum while charging the maximum") vehicles I have ever experienced, and I am counting every budget trim of every cheap sedan of my entire life experience inclusive of the US Auto Industry collapse.

Literally everything you listed can be done with any SUV.

And the fact that your purchase is supporting a guy that literally threw two nazi salutes at an inauguration? Is that facsist alignment a feature or a bug for your "best car you've ever had"?

How is the Cybertruck luxury? The electric motors feel nice....but the car is so far from luxury. Have you ever been in an S class? A 7 series?

Literally most SUVs will tick most of these boxes at a significant discount.

>Wasn't another car on the market that checked those boxes.

Outside of "drives itself", I fail to see how much of what you described is unique. Seems very ordinary.

F150 Lightning checked all those boxes and also isn’t a complete piece of shit that sheds parts on the road.

This surely must be sarcasm.

Right...?

no no no you have to ignore that people like the product, its more important to mock production manufacturing from the armchair.

I personally don't like the cybertruck and wish they made something much closer to Rivian, but getting upset about a product you don't like is a small man ting