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New Owner Cybertruck Problems Video Review
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Jabman
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Wow. Very thorough. Thanks for the insight! Now I just need my truck.
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Would be nice if you shared your points instead of making me click on a YT link. I like to surf the forums in situations where I can't watch videos and appreciate the 2-way dialog of fellow enthusiasts more than someone with short replies that leave us needing to watch YT vids for the details. Maybe in the future you can include an overview post with your YT video, so it seems like you're really trying to share and engage with us here. Enjoy your day!
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Ben has owned a cybertruck longer than about anyone out there so a rundown of things to watch for and be aware of is not a bad thing for those ready to drop $120k on the vehicle.
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@MajorVictory Thank you for sharing. Lots of good info to take in for a non-Tesla owner.
I also just watched this, 10 Things I Hate About the CT, I thought it was going to be more click bait with the same whiny complaints, however....
I was surprised, it was actually pretty well done and worth the watch. I kinda agree with a lot of it. I had not heard anyone mention the door vibrating like a cheap screen door when closed. Yikes.
I do hope TESLA addresses some of this stuff, the Cybertruck deserves to be the best it can be.
I also just watched this, 10 Things I Hate About the CT, I thought it was going to be more click bait with the same whiny complaints, however....
I was surprised, it was actually pretty well done and worth the watch. I kinda agree with a lot of it. I had not heard anyone mention the door vibrating like a cheap screen door when closed. Yikes.
I do hope TESLA addresses some of this stuff, the Cybertruck deserves to be the best it can be.
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No red flags for me. This is a brand new never before produced vehicle, things like this are to be expected. If you want everything to be perfect it is just not the vehicle for you. At least, not yet.
Parts availability is also not a surprise, they are still in the early production ramp, they are still learning which parts are failing and need to be stocked at service centers. And I am quite confident that the parts intended for production and those intended to stock service centers are different orders and they are not going to pull a part from the production line and possibly stop production so they can send it to a service center. These are just normal, to be expected, growing pains.
Parts availability is also not a surprise, they are still in the early production ramp, they are still learning which parts are failing and need to be stocked at service centers. And I am quite confident that the parts intended for production and those intended to stock service centers are different orders and they are not going to pull a part from the production line and possibly stop production so they can send it to a service center. These are just normal, to be expected, growing pains.
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Here is a summary;
Door noise when closing, frunk bump stop fell off on frunk lid, wrong part installed on tailgate, missing bed tie-down, incorrect rear door limit strap installed, rubbing noise between seat and center console, sloppy urethane on glass roof, broken rocker panels from off-road use and front end vibration from mud stuck on inside of tires. I may have missed something.
Door noise when closing, frunk bump stop fell off on frunk lid, wrong part installed on tailgate, missing bed tie-down, incorrect rear door limit strap installed, rubbing noise between seat and center console, sloppy urethane on glass roof, broken rocker panels from off-road use and front end vibration from mud stuck on inside of tires. I may have missed something.
