Tesla Cybertruck Immediately Dies in Canadian Winter – Owner Bricks the Truck Trying to Use the Defroster, Says “In Love to Heartbroken on the Same Day”

Well, a Subaru with an issue is rare. An issue with the over promised and under delivered Syber Chuck that has been hyped up for years and turns out to be disappointing and flawed in practically every imaginable way IS noteworthy. Also, it is nice to laugh at the incompetence of the worlds richest man who pays no taxes and stole the last election for his fascist friend who also pays no taxes and says that anyone who DOES pay taxes is an idiot. I struggle to pay my bills from time to time, but I pay taxes. I am starting to wonder why I should...seeing as how the people who can AFFORD to DONT.

You didn't say or announced thar you purchased that Vehicle for a 100 grand, like the cyber beast with 4 independent motors for each Tire? I realize that the cyber Truck, makes a cyber beast Truck that comes with a hefty 165,000.00 price tag boggles my freaking Brain. But I realize that Alot of People just don't use their brains. For some reason. I saw a Telsa Sedan in the middle of the road, and a tow truck flatbed that was loading it onto the flatbed. I asked the owner what happened he replied he lost all power, but thankfully his cellphone and the Telsa App. Sent out a tow truck with a flatbed, where it would be towed to a Telsa Dealership where it would be repaired.

I was skiing at Louise and a couple fellas parked close with their Rivian truck. My first time seeing one "in real life". It was still -18C and this was the owner's 2nd winter with his Rivian truck. He lives in Canmore and said he loves it and especially in the winter, so I think the problem is more of a Tesla quality thing, or at least a Cybertruck quality thing.

His ski bud for the day was nodding agreeably like "Yup, definitely" when the owner was pointing out a few things that he liked, like how quick things started heating up, or how well it handled on icy roads or that morning in the deep snow coming down the road from his cabin, but then the guy pointed out that he had studded Nokian tires on, so said that would help any truck.

Anyway, have a good one.

Bricked is when any electronic device is having electric malfunctions that essentially make it inoperable (turning them into nothing more than a BRICK)...And a frunk is a front-trunk on a vehicle

I speak English too, and these are pretty well known terms for anyone that knows about electronics and vehicles

Bricked - tech term meaning device no longer works. Comes from the tech support field as an answer to the question "what is this device good for?". After the magic blue smoke came out of said device. "It's good for use as a brick"

Fronk - the "cute" term testa coin for the under hood storage area.

Bricked is an old tech term, means nonfunctional or dead. Frunk is also an old-ish term, front trunk, more common in European cars.

Bricked isn't usually a vehicle term, well until Tesla's. Anyways bricked mean like when you download crazy shit and jailbreak your iPhone and it becomes useless. Like it was a phone, now it's a brick. Or your laptop completely stops working. It is now bricked. In simple terms your (insert any tech device, from iPod to a server) becomes a brick because it not longer works.

Also frunked is used, meaning front trunk, as teslas and rear engined vehicles have. Obviously the used F for front and took off the T from truck, meaning front trunk.

In this case, bricked means broken beyond repair. And the Frunk, is the trunk in the front.

Bricked, as in, sitting there like a brick. Frunked, I couldn't tell you what the hell that means.

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"Bricked" is a term that has been used for decades in the computer world. It means your hard drive (or any other device) is of no more use than as a brick. Sometimes the term boat anchor is also used.

Not sure about frunked in this case. A frunk is a portmanteau word that means "front trunk" in vehicle parlance. Like the old VW Beetles had and the Teslas have now.

I think bricked means “Died”. As for frunked…I have no idea. Reminds me of “Cofefee”

Bricked means it now runs like a brick. Frunk is front trunk.

"Bricked" basically means "dead" or "killed itself". It's from the computer industry, where a device that stops working is said to be as useful as a brick.

"Frunk" refers to the "front trunk". Since there's no engine in the front of the car, the space where one would usually be becomes a second storage space. You won't hear anyone use that word as a verb, though.

Frunk means front trunk and brick means its not moving.. kaput... is not moving... shut down... etc. Basically a massively over priced hunk of crapola lawn ornament.

The term "bricked" is generally used for electronic devices that have undergone a catastrophic hardware or irrecoverable software error and are now as functional as a brick of the same size and shape.

Bricked means basically like a BSoD or corrupted. Frunk? Idk probably has with the battery (12V ) is in frunk. Probably

When a piece of technology stops working and CANNOT be repaired due to bad design or being obsolete, it's called "bricked." For example, VCRs that are not in mint shape, older game consoles, older computers, etc., become useless paperweights or bricks.
"frunk" is short for "front trunk", usually. in this case, they're referring to the fact it has cargo space under the hood instead of an engine. think original Beetles. they're probably using a different meaning, here, but I think the charging ports are under the hood?

"Bricked" first applied to a cell phone that permanently died. It eas a ahort linguistic step to cybertrucks.

I was wondering as well..🤔

Bricked is a common term, especially when it comes to electronics i.e. computers and such. In layman's terms, it's locked down and unresponsive to inputs

Frunk is a contraction for 'front trunk'. Teslas have an additional small trunk space at the front because there is no engine.

'bricked' is a term for when an appliance, often a phone or the likes breaks in such a way that it is rendered unusable but not actually physically broken. All it's useable for though is a paperweight as it's as useful for its intended function as a brick.

Bricked means turned his truck into a brick. This term comes from people messing with their phones until they were useless (bricked). Frunk is what real truck drivers call the "frankenstein truck". Try the urban dictionary next time you're confused, because it's not going to get better for you.