Mansory, infamous modifier of cars, turns its attention to the Tesla Cybertruck.
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This company’s custom Cybertruck will make you long for the original
Yes, it turns out you can make a Tesla Cybertruck even uglier
This looks like typical Mansory work. Take something expensive and make it completely vulgar.This.....
This has to be Mansory taking the piss, right? Like having a contest to see who could take profoundly ugly and make it even uglier?
Please tell me this is just an expensive and elaborate joke.
Wat.Still less ugly than the cottage market of Cummins swapping going on. People spend $100k on their Cybertrucks, then spend anywhere from $10k-$20k to retrofit a Cummins diesel engine so they can roll coal.
And still not measuring up to the real thing:
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I'm not going to use the actual language, but back in the day there was a popular meme comic with the following dialog:I think that this, along with a lot of what Musk does, is just designed to get people angry, and for the amusement of people who want to see others angry.
So... mission accomplished?
But I’m sure there’d be a huge weiner inside!All that’s missing is the Oscar Meyer wiener on the roof.
Sounds like you have a lot of people around you supporting Musk's "Roman Salute." Wouldn't call that a good thing. Good luck!The point of this is.. what? Meeting your anti-Tesla article quota, otherwise you don't get paid...
obviously if you don't like it, it's not for you. there have always been customers who wanted weird vehicles, and that goes i'm sure back to wagons and chariots.
Cybertrucks have no problems selling where we are, and there are more Teslas on the roads than any other vehicle it seems.
Good luck!
Ha! Such a perfect caption.Just imagine what kind of podcasts the driver of this Cybertruck listens to.
While dumb this actually seems pretty cheap for what I would imagine isn't the easiest job. Where does the engine and transmission go? How do connect them up the axises?Still less ugly than the cottage market of Cummins swapping going on. People spend $100k on their Cybertrucks, then spend anywhere from $10k-$20k to retrofit a Cummins diesel engine so they can roll coal.