Unsurprisingly the Muskrat lied about everything else too

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15 points

Though I also would buy the Homer.

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54 points

It’s more like $61k, but I’m honestly surprised he didn’t make it start at $69,420

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39 points

That’s reserved for the prememium model

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I can imagine a couple guys in Tesla’s marketing department talking about it.

“Elon’s putting out a premium model at $69,420.”

“That sounds about right for his middle school mindset.”

“It has a WeedHolder and a SexButton among other features.”

“Really? Or did you make that up?”

“Yes.”

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Sex mode would be what he calls the button that lays the seats all the way back.

A built in bong would rule. Just hope the low quality assurance didn’t miss it getting contaminated with exhaust.

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Did you just invent ‘meme-ium’?

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I can’t have been the first to add two letters to premium lol. Too many keyboards being smashed away at.

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Check out this test crash. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Zg34aSkuuY

They only showed it at 35 mph because going at a real speed like 65+ will get this thing obliterated unlike most other cars that deal with physics and not just “ME HAVE STRONGEST TRUCK.” Crumple zones are for beta cuck soyboys.

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“Because of the low center of gravity, this car won’t tip over!”

proceeds to show car nearly rolling over at 16mph

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26 points

it reaches at least 40 degrees if not 45 degrees

this was probably the highest speed rollover test they could get that wouldn’t fail

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10 points

16 mph is such a specific number, this has to be the answer

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23 points

suck it beta cuck soyboys, im gonna experience a rollover in the grocery store parking lot.

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¿pǝɹǝƃƃᴉɹʇ noʎ ǝɹ∀

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Also “if you get in a disagreement with another car, you win”

Literally admitting were just in an arms race of who can drive the vehicle that’s most dangerous to other people.

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6 points

Chud jousting.

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Even worse, wasn’t ’s original plan to not have airbags at all?

edit: I bet Elon’s asked why they don’t make the planes out of the same material as the black boxes.

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No, the concept renders just didn’t have airbags.

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Wow that got absolutely rekt - what is that, 50 km/ph? That’s like driving-through-the-suburbs speed

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I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:

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3 points

A full frontal collision at 65mph would liquify you no matter vehicle you’re in.

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“Well, our market analysis returned: ‘lmfao, no one who spends more than a minute thinking about their purchases will buy this TRON looking truncated shit wedge’. So we decided to capitalize on their insights.”

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”We decided to pivot to another tried and true marketing strategy: say that this garbage is so expensive because it’s meant for rich people, not some ordinary pleb.”

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Yeah but consider this: When you and your family die in an accident due to the lack of crumple zones, you can just use the intact cybertruck as a family coffin and save the cost of 4 seperate ones. The price makes total sense when you start thinking like a true businessman.

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35 points

A proud and noble tradition for American industry.

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Do you have a source for this quote? It is elusive and funny. American engineering.

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I got it from the national interest link emizeko posted below, and I didn’t want to link to that rag. However, that sentiment pops up pretty regularly in actual history books by credible authors but I didn’t have any copies on hand.

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ahh but if the battery explodes on impact, you’ll also need to buy coffins

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But when the fire department takes 5 hours to put the lithium fire out you get a free cremation

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6 points

don’t people still put a coffin in the ground after a cremation? I was really confused when I learned that.

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