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Look, fuck Nazis and Elon but I repeat myself. And there is a lot wrong with the vehicle overall. But I really don't hate the cybertruck's aesthetic.
It's ok to be wrong sometimes
Have you ever seen one in person? It's like it was put together by a three year old.
I laugh every time I see one. There were a lot around here and I see far, far less now than I did even 6 months ago
I have to work very hard not to screw up my face when the customer comes to pick up things with one and ask, "are you sure it can handle all that?"
It definitely is... Unique... I can give it that. Personally I prefer my unpainted stainless vehicles to look a little more DMC than Tesla, but I cannot deny it has a brutalist-esque aesthetic that catches the eye.