Cybertruck Frames are Snapping in Half

Today, I brutally prove people wrong.

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[CarsGarage]

If I were a Ford Executive I would issue a fat check to Cody.

[meepmeep]

Ford unintentionally getting the best promotion ever

[johnmontero]

now I wanna see two cybertrucks pull each other and see if they both will have their hitches broken

[bat__bat]

I didn't know the Cybertruck frame was aluminum until Cody revealed that. There's an entire industry of people who straighten bent/twisted truck frames (steel frames). Aluminum is simply the wrong material for the application.

[soptik]

I like how Tesla used STEEL for the body to make it durable, but used ALUMINUM for the structural parts that are supposed to be durable...

[waydebaker]

As an oilfield worker, and a commercial diver, I have done some HORRIBLE things to a ford truck. Not once has the frame ever snapped, or broke in half.

[TipTopSnow]

“Beats the hell outta the truck with a whole excavator…”
“LOOK THE FRAME IS COMPLETELY STRAIGHT NOW!”

[master_ranch_of_the_runnin]

I love how all the hate comments just got an educational video on steel vs aluminum.

[Raii_Chu]

7:54 Didn’t expect to see a vehicular chiropractor today. But here we are.

[losersquadhd]

F150: Aluminum Body, Steel Frame

Cybertruck thinking outside the box: Steel Body, Aluminum Frame

[Nic]

I can get infinite entertainment from people coping about your cyber truck durability test. “Your frame is part of the crumple zone” is probably one of the funniest things I’ve heard a human say

[hitekredneck]

Agreed!! A frame is NOT a "crumple zone" however they do have crumple zones incorporated into their designs. Having said that, NO, the rear frame section where the trailer hitch is attached should NEVER fail!! I've had old rust buckets with half rotted frames take more abuse than you woulda thought it should have taken.

[nrub]

Someone already pointed this out under one of the "debunking" videos, that by the very laws of physics both trucks were pulling on each other with equal force, but only the shitty one snapped in half.

[peterschultz]

The fact that the FRAME snapped faster than 3/8” chain is INSANE. There isn’t enough stupid names in the dictionary to call the people who don’t think so.

[TheZProtocol]

Project Farm: Lawful Good
Motorweek: Neutral Good
Whistlin Diesel: Chaotic Good

[tektier]

I mean, this isn't a gas versus electric issue, it's just a Tesla issue

[Labergemusic]

This is the best Ford advertisement I've ever seen. Self straightening frame! Runs perfect!

[JerryRigEverything]

I'm legit surprised the other truck is still alive.

[PushingDownDaisys]

Tucker drove it in a circle in a dirt field and called it good. Cody beat the shit out of it and called it not good. WhistlinDiesel is my product standard specialist, no one else.

[kentslocum]

The reason that most manufacturers don't "think outside the box" with pickup trucks is because they already know how to make pickup trucks. Elon literally tried reinventing something that already works--and made something that doesn't. 😂