Tesla Cybertruck

Before buying that great deal on a used Cybertruck (or a new one if you are so inclined) due to the recent anti-Elon/anti-Tesla movement, here is some excellent advice on where to check for potential problem panels that tend to come off.

A Tesla Cybertruck buyer from Tennessee first reacted, “Yikes, that thing UGLY," when seeing the vehicle. Yet, after test-driving it as a joke, he remarked, “I don’t know what happened; I ended up ordering one on the spot."

A Cybertruck owner shares that he was just rear-ended by a Chevy Colorado, making it the third time he has been rear-ended in 120 days. He adds that he was driving to a Tesla collision center to have his truck repaired from the previous incident.

A Tesla Cybertruck owner reports a noticeable rust line appearing on his truck after it was keyed. However, he encounters unexpected criticism from Tesla enthusiasts who think the Cybertruck is immune to rust.

Cybertruck owners are debating whether it will be feasible to electrify the truck’s stainless steel panels to deter vandals with an electric shock. The idea originally started as a joke but has gained some traction among Cybertruck owners.

"Don't get mad, Get even" pranks could land you in jail and/or cost you your Tesla Cybertruck in a lawsuit.

I daily drove a Tesla Cybertruck for 48 hours, putting it through real-life tasks from hauling heavy salt bags to navigating school drop-offs, and here’s my honest review of how it held up in everyday use.

A Tesla Cybertruck owner shares a warning to all would-be vandals targeting his vehicle. He shows that if someone tampers with his truck, he’ll be able to collect evidence and ensure the perpetrators face jail time.

Paul Brendemuhl, a cybetruck owner experienced heating failure as temperatures went below 18 degrees. He had to use blankets and an electric heater to half defrost the windshield.

Are Tesla Cybertruck owners counter-cultural? One CT owner says he likes that it creates excitement, confusion, and resistance. It's been compared with everything you can imagine. Here's his take. What do you think of the Tesla Cybertruck? 

A Tesla Cybertruck owner reports that his truck was vandalized by an older woman just three days after he took delivery and less than 24 Hours after putting on a wrap. He added, "This is my second Cybertruck after Tesla repurchased my first truck."

A Cybertruck owner reports that his truck sent and received 940 gigabytes of data in just one month, causing him to exceed his 1.28 terabyte internet cap. Interestingly, he notes that his wife’s Model 3 used only 2.5 GB of data during the same time frame.

The Tesla Cybertruck has finally landed in owners' driveways, and as a new owner myself, I understand why it's the most talked-about vehicle in America.

I was recently driving my 2024 Tesla Cybertruck on a four-lane country road with Autopilot engaged when I experienced firsthand how quickly its autonomous safety features can respond to danger.

A Tesla Cybertruck owner, two dogs, a drone, and a lot of desert: The cure for what ails society today. Here is one CT owner’s short story.

A Cybertruck owner was surprised when he heard a kitten meowing inside his truck. Unable to find the source of the sound, he took his truck to Tesla Service, who charged him a $265 diagnostic fee to remove the kitten.

What do Tesla Cybertruck owners think about their controversial trucks? It's a question owners will answer, not what you think. Yes, there are a few negative comments, but the vast majority have a very different take on the new electric truck.

Tesla Cybertruck owners suggest starting a new tradition akin to that of Jeep owners, who place rubber ducks on each other's vehicles to express appreciation. This idea began when a Tesla fan was spotted leaving Hot Wheels on Cybertrucks in parking lots.

I started experiencing significant steering vibrations at highway speeds in my Tesla Cybertruck. The "squircle" steering yoke would shake noticeably above 70 mph, making highway driving increasingly uncomfortable.

There's not much that Michael doesn't like about his Tesla Cybertruck. However, there are a few problems with the truck. They are a common issue with the electric truck. Here is what's wrong and what Cybertruck owners need to know to fix them. 

Here is a unique story of a Tesla Cybertruck owner who has experienced some negative with his controversial truck. However, this day was very different when he picked up his kids from school. What happened to him and his kids was shocking.  

Imagine transforming your Tesla Cybertruck into a mobile Bitcoin mining operation.

A worldwide trend is happening as Tesla owners try to disguise their cars with other brands' logos. There is a Tesla Model 3 with an Audi logo, a Cybertruck with a Rivian logo, and some with Mazda and Honda logos. Here is what Tesla owners need to know.

Does Tesla have a buyback program for the Cybertruck and other models? Ashley says that she and her partner purchased a new Cybertruck, and Tesla is repurchasing it because it has so many problems. Here is what Tesla owners need to know. 

The Tesla Cybertruck is a polarizing vehicle... let's see if it's worth the hassle.

Several Tesla enthusiasts are celebrating reports that many Tesla owners are selling their vehicles at a significant loss. One Cybertruck buyer admits he’s secretly hoping the anti-Tesla sentiment continues so he can get a good price on a use Cybertruck.

Does Tesla have a problem with its FSD feature on the Cybertruck and other models? One owner says his Cybertruck has taken him across a double yellow line into oncoming traffic. Is this happening with other Tesla vehicles, or is it an isolated incident? 

A Cybertruck owner accepted delivery of a defective truck, believing Tesla could easily fix the issues. However, he discovered there was no service opening for a month. Even worse, after a long wait, Tesla returned his Cybertruck even more damaged.

A Cybertruck owner reports that he charged his truck above 80% for the first time and began to notice a strange odor inside the cabin. He adds that the smell resembles that of an electrical wire harness melting.

Mel Coleman, a member of an open GMC Sierra EV Facebook group, performed a road test with his 2025 purchase. It exceeded expectations on range despite cold weather and winding roads.