If I ever get a job outside Manhattan and I need a car for commuting I would buy the Maverick in a heartbeat.

Rivians are everywhere in SoCal and I cannot wait for the R2.  Mavericks are plenty out there but they blend in so well that you just arent noticing.  Maybe open your eyes and get some fresh air and you’ll start to notice the world around you a little better.

Woah, wait everyone... I think this guy is just posting from 2022.
But seriously, Rivian has built more than 130,000 vehicles and are already delivering a refresh of the R1T/S. They’re a company.

Look the HD trucks is easy, Bro Dozer. Those emotional support trucks make these twat with a penis the size of a cocktail frank feel like they are actually packing real deal man meat down there. And those same guys also tend to be the most aggressive douche nozzles, you know “short man syndrome” and we ain’t talking…

I was going to try giving a rational rebuttal to your comment, but that second sentence alone is so fucking stupid that you’re either a troll or an idiot, and either way a rational response likely wouldn’t result in a terribly productive discussion.

Don’t know where you’re living but there are over 275K Mavericks out there.  Seeing a large percentage being used for businesses.

They perfectly align with people who hate EVs but love being hateful on Twitter.

He doesn’t care about you, doesn’t know you exist, and never will.

Do you tag Musk with links to your sweaty stanning or is it a hobby to try this hard? Either way he doesn’t give a shit.

Honda stopped making the Element because, as they put it, “Everyone who wants one now has one.”

Earlier Leon claimed he was delaying Deliveries to use CyberTrucks for the Starlink he is sending to the fire areas

“I think the initial fanfare, excitement and hype for the Cybertruck has quickly evaporated.”

Economically, I think he just might fuck all of us. 

Oh he will, just not the way HotScott is hoping.

elon aint gonna fuck you, dude

Despite Musk’s claims of over 1 million Cybertruck reservations before its November 2023 launch

If anyone wants to see a prime example of the concept of “sunk cost fallacy” in action, look no further than a Cybertruck owners forum.  Those folks have convinced themselves that these things continue to be in very high demand and will rival something like the Tacoma in terms of retaining value.

Douchemobile

He never was too bright, that one. 

Planes are remarkably fragile things, constructed of the lightest and thinnest materials possible. Plus it was Boeing, so half broken before the Acme Enthusiast got anywhere near it.