I Sold My $100,000 Cybertruck After 50 Days

I bought the Tesla Cybertruck two months ago. Despite some issues, I liked it, but it's not for me—and it may not be for you.

In this video, I review the Tesla Cybertruck, highlighting the good and bad of the apocalyptic vehicle. As an experienced electric car owner, I discuss the Cybertruck’s interior quality, noting it feels cheap compared to other Tesla models. Key points include the minimalist design, lack of expected features, and overall disappointing build quality. However, I praise the Cybertruck’s functional aspects like rear door design, bed space, and power outlets, making it suitable for specific tasks despite its flaws. For a truck, its suspension components and handling abilities are quite impressive—thanks in part to the steer-by-wire system.

0:00 A non-fanboy owner's review
0:26 Interior "quality"
3:36 Pay attention to the road!
5:02 Packaging is exceptionally good
8:40 But there is a little slop...
9:39 The good and bad about stainless steel
11:10 Rear seats ain't great
12:21 The Tesla "customer experience" isn't okay
13:55 Steer-by-wire is WILD
17:14 Real wheer steering
18:05 It feels... like a Tesla
18:55 Two important things better than other Teslas
21:25 Is this the best truck? Depends what you want...

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[Jorge.ALXNDR]

When Elon said the car was gonna cost 39K I think he meant the car was gonna be built like it costs 39K 😂

[connorlearmonth]

Just what a 7000lb tank needs: complete sensory isolation from the environment…

[paniclogic]

Every tech ytuber - “Its a terrible quality car and I’m selling it but i love it”

[jnnybrav]

end of the video: "It's a good car, one i would recommend"
video title: "I Sold My $100, 000 Cybertruck After 50 Days"

and this says it all ;)

[Incab]

With no steering wheel feedback driving on ice must be terrifying having no idea what the wheels are doing.

[LxPrne]

Every YT’r: “I bought a cybertruck!!”

3 weeks later: “I’m selling my cybertruck!!”

[BargainBarons]

According to a recent Louis Rossman video, the Cybertruck advertises that it can be used as a stationary power source as you mentioned, but the terms of use actually state that it voids the warranty if you do. 🤣😂

[AVdE]

"Steering lag" has got to be one of the most terrifying combination of words I have heard in a long time

[chaosfenix]

The fact that you have to move things around on the touchscreen while driving is kinda terrifying. Like your ad spot is literally saying people should pay attention to the road when driving which you apparently can't do in this thing.

[Shajirr_]

Tesla: Making a dashboard? Who needs that! Just stick a regular 200$ touchscreen to the right of the driver and call it a day!

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When you say the interior looks like a $50k car from five years ago, I heartily disagree. My $40k suv from 2012 is far nicer inside than that McDonald’s play place called a truck 😂

[zameion]

"it makes it a really good site truck" yea as long as the site is indoors and a completely flat surface 😂

[flyingisland]

The part where you talk about selling it was not there 😂

[boosted]

This “truck” was designed to demonstrate how stupid someone with money can be.

[RATsnak]

You just spent 20 minutes making huge complaints that would be unacceptable on any other car and then concluded “it’s a good truck” dawg shut up

[voidedname]

Not being able to hear traffic is terrifying. Not having clear and instant feedback on your tire positioning is terrifying. Not being able to look behind you is terrifying (if I also can't hear that truck behind me). Not having a crumple zone and the thing being build out of solid stainless steel is terrifying. Having purely electronic locks in an electric car is terrifying, considering how they burn (if you're unconscious after a crash and the car starts burning or you need medical attention, then people on the outside also can't do anything but watch (if the computer got damaged)). Not having tempered glass in the doors is terrifying (again, people can't get you out, and neither can you, if the doors lock shut). This entire thing is terrifying. How is it even legal on a street (well it isn't in europe... so...)? Why would you pay 100k for a death trap?

[willskith]

This guy demonstrating the spatial capabilities of the vehicle using bulk paper towels and Pepsi made my jaw drop. It's so obvious that this truck is nothing but a status symbol, designed for people with more money than sense, who don't actually actually do any sort of physical work that you would actually use a truck for.

[owenpeterson]

“dont text while driving, we’ll just give you bigger screens built in instead”

[mikelaw]

No where in this long review did he explain why he sold it after 50 days. I came here for that 😂

[AeroLombax]

22 minutes of red flag after red flag, only to go “it’s a good truck” at the end

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