Trump told you to buy a Cybertruck a year ago and if you haven't yet it's your own fault. You better hurry before the Democrats get in and crash the economy.
>>542855422I got a cyber truck and my dick went up inside of me.
I used to see a lot of these on the road but now it's maybe one or two a day. I'm pretty sure Tesla paid people to drive them around as advertising. I literally see more Rivians than Cybertrucks now. There's a parking garage near me that rents out an entire floor of the garage to Tesla to store their unsold junk.
>>542855422I regularly drive 14 hours nonstop. How the fuck am I going to do that in a fagwagon
"Everything is Computer!""I love Tesler!"
>>542856147>14 hours in your goymobileLol, you're like that guy who tried to flex by saying he works 200 hours a week and that you have to speak softly to him on account of that.
>>542856322lower your tone, faggot
>>542855422>Gay man thinks the car people drive is what the diesel crisis is about, more news at 11
>>542855422Ugly nigger box for old people who can’t breathe right. That’s the only people I ever see in them, fat wheezing olds.
>cybercuckpost a video of yourself in your “truck”attempting to drive up a moderately steep hill with snow on it
>>542855422>Same range with a Model Y>1/2 or 1/3 of that if it is actually loaded and/or is towing somethingLiterally virtue signalling on wheels for rappers and youtubers (who after they made a couple videos about it dumped it. Pokemon cards have more resale market value than this does lol)
>>542855422I enjoy reading articles about jeets burning up in these
>>542855422>electricity costs have doubled or tripledWell that didn't work out so well
>>542858289kek, I was going to bring that up as well. I just figured some faggot would say put solar panels on your house that cost $60k and will take 30 years to barely break even on if they hadn't already failed by then
>>542858721ive known multiple people who did this. they have all failed/broken in some way, and in each and every case the company who installed them vanished and provided no warranty support lol... if someone can do it themselves it may be worth it but the labor will run 10k+ alone
>>542858895ya, fuckers were pushing it hard by me a few years ago. I mean like teams of people going door to door as well as robo calling. I had a few neighbors fall for it. one is in a trailer house. who the fuck puts that kind of money into a trailer? I need a new roof right now, bet your ass it won't be solar. closest thing to green energy I want to do is a windmill well for the pond. I really just want the windmill for the looks, if I get a well pump out of it too that is a plus.
>>542855422those are one of the worst investments ever, they depreciate 40% as soon as you drive it
>>542859833I do IT support and one of my clients is in an office where next to their office was some solar company. I noticed no one was ever in it and when I asked about it, they said they barely ever saw anyone entering or leaving the office. Most of them seem to be scam companies.
>>542859955>they depreciate 40% as soon as you drive itin fairness, that could be said about any vehicle, boat, rv, whatever. 1 exception I've noticed and what encouraged my last purchase was 1ton trucks. They are selling at 60% retail price years and many miles later. fuck me if I know why. Unless you are dumb enough (or smart enough) to buy from an auction, 1tons hold up in value if not beat to shit.
>>542855422>Migger thread #206 where they conveniently forget that Trucks and ships that move goods for the economy run on diesel.
>>542855422You realize that people who spend six figures on a big work truck aren't broke right now from spending an extra $20 at the pump this week, right?
>>542861579The biggest gripe for me is that I can only run my debit card twice at one stop. So I can only run 350 dollars
>>542858721>put solar panels on your house that cost $60kDamn. Glad I bought mine when it only cost me 22K. Why didn't you buy when the shit was heavily subsidized AND get the tax credit?
All green alternatives are byproducts of the hydrocarbon sector. You cant make a cybertruck without hydrocarbons and often the electric it uses is generated with coal or natgas.Fast forward 40 years and the world wont be able to manufacture these things for consumers, because of the hydrocarbon shortage. The green transition is a cope. Itl be green but you wont have a car and your work will be farming and the products you can buy will be locally made and limited.
>>542861427>Trucks and ships that move goods for the economy run on diesel.The difference between 3.50 a gallon and 8 a gallon diesel = about 2 cents per pound per 1000 miles to move freight via FTL. Via cargo ship it's perhaps $10 per ton per 1000 miles.
>>542862142>The difference between 3.50 a gallon and 8 a gallon diesel = about 2 cents per pound per 1000 miles to move freight via FTLtell that to the LTL guys. Their freight prices are retarded and have been for some time
>>542862142>Let me explain how paying over two times the previous cost for something is good.Why stop there anon let's pay 4x or 5x what it cost last year it will be even better!
>>542862232>Their freight prices are retarded and have been for some timeXPO usually gets me a good price but I also use some Puerto Rican guys out of Connecticut that can occasionally get some really good deals if I'm not too picky about when things show up. All things considered I'm still impressed with how cheap and easy it is for me to ship anything anywhere and if I pay a $100 fuel surcharge on a pallet of packaging I just bump my price per unit I sell up a dime and nobody blinks. Contrary to what the muds on /pol/ would have you believe, people out there with jobs aren't struggling, aren't changing their buying habits, and are definitely not selling off their toys for cheap and even farther away from fire-sale pricing real-estate.
>>542862324Try to explain how an extra twenty bucks a week at the gas pump has your personal finances upside down? Oil has been under-valued for years now and the industry has under-invested in capital re-investment and exploration. Literally everything else is 50% more expensive now than it was before we printed 7 trillion to pay everybody to not work for a bad flu season, oil was well past due. I'm only sour it took this long to make big gains on my oil major stocks, instability in the middle east aside this shit has been due to happen for a several years.
>>542855422Those "trucks" are so fucking ugly. Why can't car manufacturers just make good looking vehicles like they did 30+ years ago? Why can't they just make a normal sized truck instead of all jumbo sized trucks?
>>542863170The A/C blew so cold in that truck it would freeze and crack windows.
>>542863170Anon that is a jumbo sized truck. Same size as new
>>542855422the only way to pull my boat is with 3500. no cyber-tucc going in for that work
>>542859955Good used purchase then
>>542858721Solar panels are dirt cheap retard. Google it. It's the labor that's insane. Do it yourself for 3k
>>542858721Mine were $18k, and I was able to claim the $4,000 tree removal I already needed to do as a part of the tax credit. Best part? I was supposed to have a balloon loan payment where if I didnt immediately sink the federal rebate into the loan It would double my monthly payment, but due to covid multiple transfers occurred and I was locked in at the lower rate. I think I am actually paying less than the whole thing cost now. And I got $7k back from federal and state rebates. Plus the tree gave me a bonus $1500 back. My electric bill is basically zero except for my 1970s AC run cost, and I pay $100/month for it. Thats less than the electricity I was paying for cost!Most peoppe are just retards that dont know what they are doing.
>>542855422I bought the model y on the spot after test driving with FSD. I don't ever see myself going back to a non-tesla now, it's literally mind blowing tech.
