Or just get it delivered. We have the technology to put larger items on trailers.Making/buying a cargo net would've worked. Bag the ends and tie it to (the meager)cargo loops inside.
I looked the the bed up to see what it came with. Looks like 4 attachment points, which is lame. If I were designing a truck, the bed would be loaded with tiedowns.
Or just get it delivered. We have the technology to put larger items on trailers.
Yes, many people choose to take the insane position and burn their money.But that tends to cost $50-75 per delivery. Best to pay 150k for a truck that doesn't even have an 8 foot bed.
Between the non actual car/truck fans and liberal elon hating conspiracy theorist car magazines and publications, actual CT owners forums and groups (probably just all elon hating plants), any so-called journalism covering CT recalls and issues (whether print or online), now we have Geico joining this group of Elon hating loons. No more CT insurance from Geico, the car does not meet its standards for underwriting. WHEN WILL THE LEFT WING ELON HATING CONSPIRACY THEORY ENTITIES SUCH AS ALL OF THE ABOVE BE STOPPED!
GEICO is Terminating Insurance Coverage of Tesla Cybertrucks, Says “This Type of Vehicle Doesn't Meet Our Underwriting Guidelines”
GEICO, the second-largest vehicle insurance underwriter in the US, has decided it will no longer cover Tesla Cybertrucks. The company is terminating current Cybertruck policies and says the truck “doesn’t meet our underwriting guidelines.”www.torquenews.com
@bbhaag - please, do you have any idea when this nonsense fake news bull from people that are not real car enthusiasts who know anything about cars be stopped. PLEASE TELL ME YOU HAVE SOMETHING PLANNED!
I can post more links if you want but yes you fell hard for a click bait article posted by an unreputable source.Between the non actual car/truck fans and liberal elon hating conspiracy theorist car magazines and publications, actual CT owners forums and groups (probably just all elon hating plants), any so-called journalism covering CT recalls and issues (whether print or online), now we have Geico joining this group of Elon hating loons. No more CT insurance from Geico, the car does not meet its standards for underwriting. WHEN WILL THE LEFT WING ELON HATING CONSPIRACY THEORY ENTITIES SUCH AS ALL OF THE ABOVE BE STOPPED!
GEICO is Terminating Insurance Coverage of Tesla Cybertrucks, Says “This Type of Vehicle Doesn't Meet Our Underwriting Guidelines”
GEICO, the second-largest vehicle insurance underwriter in the US, has decided it will no longer cover Tesla Cybertrucks. The company is terminating current Cybertruck policies and says the truck “doesn’t meet our underwriting guidelines.”www.torquenews.com
@bbhaag - please, do you have any idea when this nonsense fake news bullshit from people that are not real car enthusiasts who know anything about cars be stopped. PLEASE TELL ME YOU HAVE SOMETHING PLANNED!
so Geico is not in the conspiracy, this is good to know. appreciate the links.I can post more links if you want but yes you fell hard for a click bait article posted by an unreputable source.
Geico insists it ‘has coverage’ for the Cybertruck after owners complain of dropped policies
Geico told some it’s “unable to continue” coverage.www.theverge.com
No, Geico is not canceling mass coverage on the Cybertruck
Post on an obscure Twitter/X account kick-started the rumors.fortune.com
GEICO says it covers Tesla Cybertruck amid reports of withdrawing coverage - update (TSLA)
GEICO (BRK-A, BRK-B) is reportedly pulling insurance coverage of Tesla's Cybertruck. Read more here.seekingalpha.com
GEICO denies dropping Tesla Cybertruck coverage: Here's what really happened
Reports circulated this morning that GEICO has dropped coverage of the Tesla Cybertruck, as a letter posted on social media started to circulate indicating that it would end any insurance that current owners had on the all-electric pickup. Teslarati reached out to GEICO on Monday morning to...www.teslarati.com
It's absolutely not dangerous at all, as long as it's done due to reasonable financial limitations of the vehicle. This isn't health care, or a house. It's not a work vehicle or anything remotely necessary it's a complete luxury toy . Get a fucking clue.Good to know that turned out to be false. The idea of insurance companies just deciding to drop coverage on specific vehicles after a policy was already agreed to is a dangerous precedent.
Why? It's part of their underwriting to maintain good insurance standards. They can either drop you or make your insurance costs explode to get you to cancel.Good to know that turned out to be false. The idea of insurance companies just deciding to drop coverage on specific vehicles after a policy was already agreed to is a dangerous precedent.
Why? It's part of their underwriting to maintain good insurance standards. They can either drop you or make your insurance costs explode to get you to cancel.
If you don't like the deal, maybe buy a different vehicle or find another insurance company.
Pretty sure the claim was they would no longer underwrite CT policies, not that they would cancel bound ones.It would be one thing to just refuse coverage at first when you go to insure it, but agreeing to it, and then turning around and dropping it would be a super shitty thing to do. Normally when you make a deal, you uphold it, it's just the right thing to do.
You typically buy auto insurance in 6-month or 1-year intervals. If they choose not to renew your policy because they changed their underwriting policies or actuarial tables showed that a CT is a bad idea to cover, it seems like tough cookies for you. And as @sdifox pointed out, it sounded like they would no longer write new policies, not cancel existing ones currently in effect.It would be one thing to just refuse coverage at first when you go to insure it, but agreeing to it, and then turning around and dropping it would be a super shitty thing to do. Normally when you make a deal, you uphold it, it's just the right thing to do.
The CT dominated US sales again for Q3 for EV trucks. Does the competition just suck that much?
In the third quarter, Tesla sold 16,692 Cybertrucks in the U.S., giving it almost 50% market share of EV trucks. Its competition includes the Chevy Silverado, GMC’s Hummer and Denali, Rivian Automotive R1T, and Ford F-150 Lightning.
Turns Out, Tesla’s Cybertruck Is a Hit
Range: 3 milesCybertruck tow truck.
This would actually be pretty cool for repos, super quiet.
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Yeah but to be fair that isn't exactly exclusive to the CT.Range: 3 miles
IDK, it's not that the competition sucks. The Lighting and R1T are amazing vehicles in their own right. I don't really consider the Hummer a truck and the Silverado is fairly new so I think the consensus is still out on it but the range is suppose to be amazing.The CT dominated US sales again for Q3 for EV trucks. Does the competition just suck that much?
In the third quarter, Tesla sold 16,692 Cybertrucks in the U.S., giving it almost 50% market share of EV trucks. Its competition includes the Chevy Silverado, GMC’s Hummer and Denali, Rivian Automotive R1T, and Ford F-150 Lightning.
Turns Out, Tesla’s Cybertruck Is a Hit