It will actually take disapproval through the Congressional Review Act, not an executive order, but with the GOP in control of the whole government, that won’t be a challenge.

With the amount of money the airlines make every year...I’m sure they can figure something out. 

I mean they can and they will continue to mistreat disabled passengers, because of course they will.

I mean, he claims it means “Lolo (Tagalog word for grandpa), CyberTruck, 7 grandkids” but wouldn’t it make more sense then to have 7 be on the other side of CT?  This seems more like a creative way to slip something past the censors.

I’m slightly surprised that “broke the subframe” isn’t “totalled”.

“This is not a commentary on the durability of the truck. You would be astounded on how tough and capable this truck is.”

Dropped the entire front end of a 1st gen explorer in a Alaskan pothole. After trip of miles of finding potholes, the alignment required 0 adjustment.  So a 1st gen explorer is $34,000 tougher. 

THIS is the shit I want my insurance to deny.
NOT Debby from Accounting’s heart surgery. 

And yet another black eye for the Cybertruck.

Some dipshit Youtuber launched his Cybertruck and broke things. Insurance paid for it. So, out of a deductable.  Fantastic article.  

It sounds like this guy was having a great time charging through six inches of standing water, throwing up giant rooster tails and sending waves into the front yards on either side. And then he found the pothole.

The owner is remaining tight-lipped on that topic, and simply said “since the insurance paid for it I won’t comment on how it was driven, just that a very large pothole in our washed-out road caused all the dominoes to fall,” as per their Facebook post.

I have a real hard time believing that this is the Cybertruck’s fault. I mean, DAMN that is a lot of damage. I am the last person to be on the side of a Cybertruck here, but holy crap, how the hell hard did he hit that pothole? And insurance actually *paid out*? They wouldn’t have paid out if they thought it was a…

Ah. Insurance fraud, I get it now.

Oh, God, no! Was the pothole okay?!

My brand-new pickup with extended warranty AND extended maintence package cost less than that repair fee. Man, I love my Maverick. Sure, it’s not a “truck,” but I did drive over a pothole yesterday and made it home safely (thank God!).

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

““since the insurance paid for it I won’t comment on how it was driven, just that a very large pothole in our washed-out road caused all the dominoes to fall,””

Potholes are the latest item to add to the list under the asterisk for the “designed for any planet” marketing.