A friend in suburban Boston apparently delights in enraging his neighbors and, thus, purchased a Cybertruck. His monstrous machine upgraded itself to FSD v14 last night. Our message exchange:
- have you tried it?
- Just did. It was needing to make a left turn onto a side street. A car was coming in the other direction making a right turn on the same road. They had their turn signal on. The truck turned in front of them and went first, violating the right of way.
- So it had one dangerous failure in its first 15 minutes of use?
- 5 minutes
A New Jersey-based Tesla Y owner in the same group:
- It is much more twitchy than v13. It will hesitate hard at blowing leaves and other situations. But it is much more responsive to legit threats, like when another car starts to enter your lane.
(My friends love paying taxes to progressive Democrats!)
Separately, how about this wrap?
Related:
The CT is just too easy of a target for ridicule. From this partial list of defects:
https://www.fastcompany.com/91109879/a-timeline-of-tesla-cybertruck-problems-from-rust-to-hail-damage-to-pedal-recalls
we have this horror:
https://www.fastcompany.com/91073608/this-cybertruck-design-flaw-could-chop-off-your-fingers
So “The Not-So-Little Truck of Horrors”?
https://www.reddit.com/r/cybertruck/comments/1olc6v4/la_flama_blanca/
Saw a Cybertruck with “FORD” spelled in masking tape over the rear panel, presumably to mask the Tesla logo, and prevent vandalism from democracy protectors?