The Cybertruck Appears to Be More Deadly Than the Infamous Ford Pinto, According to a New Analysis
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Let me simplify it for you... Musk has been targeting agencies that stood in the way of SpaceX. Did you hear he started targeting OSHA this week because of the spotlight on Musk's intentional dismissal of safety regulations? Or that he is also targeting the consumer protection agency? Everything that protects regular citizens is being shut down as "wasteful", and his only criteria is anything that costs him money or prevents him from exploiting workers.
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Fight Club - The Recall Coordinator's Formula
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They don't have to explicitly ban the Cybertruck if it doesn't pass the existing regulations. It's not legal to drive in UK/EU. You could buy one for display-only or something I'm sure.
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Also, normally the cost savings should go to the client, not into some billionaires bank account.
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These are cybertruck owners....
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Probably why he’s closed the CFPB.
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HUSH!!! DO NOT TELL THE CUCKWAGON OWNERS!!
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Better than COVID...
cough.
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Blade Runner vehicles were more aligned with 1960s coupes
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I have no problem with something looking stupid. The problem for me is not just that it looks stupid, but that it is stupid
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It seems obvious in hindsight. Sheet metal doors will crumple in a way that can't be opened, trapping occupants. The fire doesn't need to start in the relatively safe and armored battery system. It could be pinched wiring causing a short that ignites plastic interiors, or a fire from another vehicle spreading to the cybertruck.
I'm sure someone mentioned all this to them during design.
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the maga crowd has diesel truck attache to their very masculinity, thats never happening.
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