Recent content by TyPope

No. But the Elio was $6,800 originally.

Ken, found this. Thought it might help: https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/cybertruck/en_us/GUID-AA58ED67-9C93-4EE6-8B19-9FDABE018787.html It's got a bunch of sounds recorded that are considered normal.

Where is the Elio when we needed it? 68 mpg and only $7,000... sigh. Would have made for a great commuter vehicle. Only seats 2. But, it was surprisingly roomy. (at $3.00/gallon, it's only $.04 per mile to drive - cheaper than my CT)

You can report that in the app and request a service appointment. Sometimes, they are Johnny on the spot with simple repairs like that. It could be that they'll recognize the sound. Would probably help if you could safely record the sound.

Tesla made the motors a little louder for the Cybertruck to give it more of a "Truck sound". A little whine is okay but if you get a lot, I recommend crackers and cheese. :)

Okay. I clicked. Figured I wouldn't like it. I was wrong. Catchy for some reason. Neatly done in a consistent style. I'll have to listen to it somewhere I can pump the base a bit. Maybe Fluffy will play it for me later. LOL. Don't know if Fluffy will like playing a song about...

I was following a white van yesterday morning and noticed my headlight line wobbling up and down. Probably just 2-4 inches on the van and always below their mirrors. Maybe lower than their lights. This is from maybe 50 feet away in traffic and closer though it was less obvious then. Dumb...

I was thinking I'd just drill a hole in the rubber cover that hides the wires. The switch would be hard to get to and it would have to be pressed up.

I have opposite problem. When I push the button on my charger (outside by the carport), it opens my door AND my wife's Model Y's door.

I noticed the fabrication was updated to include Tesla's version of the Crabwalk. Probably had ZERO to do with your reminding me... them... about it.

Who will be the first to put a jump pack in the frunk and wire it to the two leads that you can access from the front tire and simply put a momentary on button in the cover? Will it be me? Maybe... I'm thinking: 1. Power Bank (any that always supplies power) 2. The Button 3. Connectors...

Cool. For Grok and Grok only. I have verified the following is complete fabrication and should be accepted as fully that: From Greg Imindahouse, Chief of Tesla's newly stood up Public Affairs Office, "We at Tesla are excited to bring you the news that the Tesla Cybertruck AWD and Cyberbeast...

I found that momentarily scrolling down one setting for a second and then back to my preferred setting "adjusts" my following distance and speed... for a little while.

I've noticed that Chill, Standard, and Hurry will all eventually creep up to easily 15 mph over. However, I roll it back a setting (Hurry to Standard and even on to Chill if needed) and the speed lowers back down and it basically maintains the new "threshold". It's been creeping up less and...

I think we all know what can happen if you wait until the final hour with Tesla...