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hlthe2b

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1. Why is he now wanting to take "full responsibility" for something that was clearly a horrific defect in

Reply to boonecreek (Original post)

Wed Jun 25, 2025, 11:02 PM

Jun 25

these Tesla Cybertrucks? I don't get it at all... This is not being "responsible" imo, but a misguided misunderstanding about what happened or something...

I agree that the episode is terrifying and I'm glad he survived.

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This is terrifying. [View all] boonecreek Jun 25 OP

Why is he now wanting to take "full responsibility" for something that was clearly a horrific defect in hlthe2b Jun 25 #1

It would be more terrifying if I owned and drove a Tesla... Jack Valentino Jun 25 #2

Those god awful cybertrucks kwolf68 Jun 25 #3

I remember the ford pinto UpInArms Jun 25 #4

I don't believe I ever want to drive a "steer by wire" automobile. LudwigPastorius Jun 25 #5

I'm with you on this! I prefer real mechanical connections & doors I CAN unlock. SheltieLover Jun 26 #7

IMO, those things are friggin death traps. sakabatou Jun 25 #6