TL;DR: At least three Cybertrucks have caught fire after crashes involving fire hydrants or other strikes beneath the truck. Tesla now sells owners a battery shield for $3,500. Call it shrinkflation, because when the same basic thing happened in 2013, Tesla offered owners additional battery armor for free while under
Somewhere in Texas, a Cybertruck owner saw the words “Wade Mode” and thought, let’s put that to the test. So he drove his Cybertruck down to Grapevine Lake, apparently to test the feature. The truck quickly became disabled. Thankfully the power windows didn’t lock up, and the people inside got
Another day, another Cybertruck being towed from somewhere nobody really ought to need a tow from. Take a look, Toyota Sienna to the rescue: Source! A Very Non-Standard Rescue OK, so if you know what you’re looking at, this whole video is a goat rodeo. First off, the back hatch
Meet the Honda Acty. Tiny little JDM kei truck. Useful. Kinda cute. Slow enough that you can really mentally process the turn signal before it is out of your way. THIS Honda Acty, well, this is the Beast from the end of the Bible. They dropped a Suzuki Hayabusa sportbike
Ford is back promising a new electric pickup for about $30,000. Trouble is, I’ve heard that song from Ford before, and I’m still mad about it. The F-150 Lightning was announced as Ford’s last super affordable EV pickup, only to arrive at a much higher price. The question: Can consumers
As ICE agents surged into Minneapolis, they found actual road ice to be more than a match for their wits and driving skill. Look at this. The federal agents have all but given up, and they haven’t even activated four-wheel drive. They also haven’t made it out of the parking
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department recently received a donation of 10 Tesla Cybertrucks from a tech billionaire, fully wrapped, decaled with “TACTICAL VEHICLE” stickers, and kitted out for barricaded-shooter situations. The trucks carry ladders, hand-held ballistic shields, and all the aesthetic signals for serious, high-risk police work. At the
TL;DR: Every single Cybertruck that crashed, caught fire, and killed people has triggered wrongful death lawsuits claiming Tesla design defects. For a stainless-steel truck that’s barely been on the road two years, and sold fewer units than a single good month of F-150 sales, that’s an astonishing record of disaster.
Well folks, it finally happened. The screen in your pickup truck… your last bastion of peace from the chaos of unskippable advertisements… now plays popup ads. Not even subtle ones. We’re talking full-dash, head-unit-commandeering infomercial panels in your RAM 1500, like you’re driving a Times Square billboard on wheels. It
Do you like schadenfreude? Trick question, of course you do. Get some when you watch this Cybertruck get ruthlessly outclassed by an old Subaru wagon: Let’s be real. That is not a lot of snow, and it’s not that steep. A Honda Fit can handle that much snow (as demonstrated
Look at this Cybertruck, stuck in a literal parking space. That MIGHT be 3 inches of snow? Probably less… it just has a 3-inch berm. I could escape that spot on rollerskates. Cyberstuck Again, As Traffic Passes Without a Second Thought Here’s another Cybertruck stuck in the snow, also in
TL;DR: Government-issue Cybertrucks appeared on the streets of Qatar within 32 days of Elon Musk joining the Trump administration. In case you didn’t see it, the US President and a gaggle of CEOs visited the Gulf state of Qatar on the President’s first foreign trip of his second administration. Of