Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2024/05/15/stuck-car-recovery-topples-100-year-old-california-landmark.html
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We can never have anything nice.
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Derelict remains from resource extraction company toppled over by jerk who was destroying nature by driving in the wrong place.
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@Bonivus_elderheart - Jinx!
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If his car had been left stuck there, I wonder how many years it would take before it became a beloved relic worthy of protection itself?
(There are a number of similar examples of other derelict cars that eventually became local landmarks)
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I know the odds are slim it was a Cybertruck, but… this sure sounds like a Cybertruck owner kind of move.
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Does that even have a winch?
I thought it did as an option, but a quick search suggests it does not. Seems like it should with the press it’s been getting. After-market options should be available, though, no?
Sure. But Skum will find a way for the software to brick the car if the third party part was not approved, licensed etc (i.e. paid a ransom to Tesla).
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I think also Jeep Gladiator or Dodge Ram owners could make that kind of move.
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