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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsFUGLY!!! I had the misfortune yesterday to see, not one, but THREE
cybertrucks. They were on a car hauler going to the tesla dealership. I was waiting for the light to change, and the hauler passed in front of me. They are even uglier in person than in pictures! A young man was standing next to me, and said that he would never have one, they were ugly, and he did not trust the self-driving feature. We ended up having a lovely, non-tesla conversation, and I now have contact information for friends who might need a general contractor.
Some days are just like that.
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AllaN01Bear
(19,880 posts)ya you got that right. i thought that the volkswagon thing was ugly. eeech.
niyad
(114,916 posts)Blue Owl
(51,163 posts)LunaSea
(2,900 posts)Nothing tops "Wankpanzer".
Danascot
(4,721 posts)instantly!
beaglelover
(3,545 posts)sakabatou
(42,329 posts)I'm also on the fence if it's both a safety hazard to pedestrians and the driver.
Polybius
(15,714 posts)I was in love.
niyad
(114,916 posts)Mad_Dem_X
(9,612 posts)Ugliest vehicle I have EVER seen.
ProfessorGAC
(66,107 posts)They used N-304 stainless steel. That grade of stainless has issues with how it handles chlorides. Like salt spray for those on the coasts, road salt for those with real winter-style weather.
It removes the chromium oxide coating, leaches chromium & nickel out of the crystal structure, and exposes the iron to air.
The ionic metathesis cause formation of copper chloride (purple), nickel chloride (green), & the oxidized iron turns red.
These bodies are going to discolor, and I don't mean in 15 years.
They should have gone with 400 series, as is used in flatware.