Something to ease your pain.

It’s either - peel the laminated glass or shatter the tempered glass with a spring loaded center punch. Not really much to do to stop this until the glass is over 1/2 inch thick with a polycarbonate center.

Closer to a P-38.

That’s because there isn’t a single positive thing about Tesla: Jalop is just reflecting reality.

Go to one of the sites stanning for Musk while ignoring reality. You’ll be much happier there. 

Are we officially done with the Cybertruck now? This thing is a dumpster fire, and it seems the only people who purchased them are Elon blowhards. When can we just pile all Cybertrucks onto an iceberg and push it off into the sea?

so can we conclude that Altima > CyberTruck

All that shaking and the thief climbing in, should have triggered the alarm even without glass breaking detection.

It’s definitely a bit worrisome that a car marketed on safety and security

Altima and Cybertruck.

I read the title and immediately though the break in happened with one of these:

Edit: “... entrance into the “incredibly secure” Tesla Cybertruck... “

His zombie apocolypse package came out recently.

I have to assume that the “peeling” of the window is because of the laminated “not bullet proof” glass. Seems like the Cybertruck continues to create more problems than it solves.

that because you must be braindead to buy one.

Buy stupid car; win stupid prize.

zombies lack the fine motor skills to peel an orange, its totally safe.

Well, from what I’ve heard, that window might only be indestructible on other planets?

The Cybertruck, famously marketed as the vehicle to safely ride out the zombie apocalypse in...

Of course is was an Altima.