Golly it’s almost as if there’s a reason no other auto manufacturer attaches ridiculous sci-fi-style hubcaps that extend over the sides of the tires.
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They seem to be downplaying that, but it’s only been two months. It’s going to get a lot worse.
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“Look the silly covers may destroy the wheel but they do extend range. When they don’t fall off. And we haven’t forgotten to fit them. I know we could have iterated the design in a wind tunnel so the whole vehicle wasn’t a brick but other manufacturers who do that aren’t preserving the purity of their genius founder’s vision.”
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hundredfuckingthousand dollar… 
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Maybe they can fix it with an OTA update. (/s)
You absolutely could! Make sure it doesn’t start 
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Weird combo.
The Cybertruck’s steel exterior could need extra protection from winter road salt
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This is so going to be the new “how do you clean iron cast cookware”.
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… then, after rubbing in the oil, bake your Cybertruck at 450°F for one hour.
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Actually it might Look better with bluing.
Actually I’m thinking of this:
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Would that work on stainless steel?
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Bluing only works on ferrous materials such as steel, cast iron, or stainless steel, for protecting against corrosion because it changes iron into Fe3O4.
From Wikipedia.
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And if he jumped out a window, would you follow him or at least wait for the dead cat bounce?
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Of course I would follow him! As far as the window. I’m sure someone will have to close it again after him.
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“Wait Elon! You forgot your … sink! Catch!”
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