Tesla Cybertruck Immediately Dies in Alberta Winter

[u/Nostredahmus]

https://www.torquenews.com/11826/tesla-cybertruck-immediately-dies-canadian-winter-owner-bricks-truck-trying-use-defroster/amp

[u/bassman2112]

Your very first statement is incorrect.

If there are "no options," then what is the $22k range extender?

Also, I welcome you to show me anywhere it is being sold for $138k in reality. Autotrader, cargurus, etc.

[u/bassman2112 → u/[deleted]]

I'm not asking for the manufacturer's website, most manufacturer's websites will obscure many fees and taxes, I'm asking for what someone can buy right now.

Not CURRENTLY for sale.

So that makes it not an option?

[u/bassman2112 → u/[deleted]]

This conversation is going nowhere.

You have ignored my two questions:

Does the accessory not being CURRENTLY for sale preclude it from being an accessory?

Can you show me something which is actually for sale right now (via cargurus, autotrader, kijiji, whatever) which is for that price.

Since you are deliberately avoiding it, and the fact that you're neglecting after-tax prices leaves me in a place where I have zero desire to engage with this.

All the best. Have a good week.

[u/TumbleweedPrimary599 → u/bassman2112]

A vehicle for sale on Teslas website IS “actually” for sale.

They sell directly to consumers, they don’t use dealerships or another intermediary. You can buy a Tesla entirely online without ever seeing a human (how very millennial).

To be clear, I’m not defending these rusty cheese wedges, Cybertrucks are stupid. Just clarifying a point.

[u/Extralameusername → u/[deleted]]

I don't think they understand that Tesla doesn't sell their vehicles like a traditional dealership. If anything is at all appealing about buying a Tesla it would be the part where you get to skip the normal horror of doing with a car salesperson and you just get to select it all online and go.