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Why the cybertruck picture? They aren't trying to say that there were already 700.000 crappy tin boxes in the wild, or are they? ๐
The article isn't really clear, it doesn't exactly name the vehicles affected. But only mentions & shows the cybertruck.
Yeah. But of course we know that so many cybertrucks have never been built.
Here I am still wondering:
Was it a fanboi who was thinking because cybertruck is the latest model it deserves to dominate all the news and so on?
Or was the author smugly adding this news about a big mistake to their biggest failure in general?
Gotta isolate the bad press to the obvious turd even though I bet they all have a similar system with similar flaws