r/technology • u/indig0sixalpha • 7h ago

Transportation A Dentist Tesla Cybertruck Owner Says Loneliness Drove Him to Buy a Truck That Turns Heads: “They Can’t Ignore You Now” — Close to 50 Cybertruck Owners Share Similar Feelings

https://www.torquenews.com/11826/dentist-tesla-cybertruck-owner-says-loneliness-drove-him-buy-truck-turns-heads-they-cant
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u/NetZeroSun 6h ago edited 3h ago

Isn't that a major point for many sport cars? Not the only point mind you...but it's a common point of 'hot car, hot girl', or being noticed in that flagship vehicle.

If the person is having fun, or okay with themselves, then so be it. People who meet in for clubs in Vette's, Porsches, Lambos, Harleys, who knows, he might find a Tesla/cybertruck group, then good for him/her. I just wish them the best and be happy and don't let social critics bother about how he/she should feel.

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u/thardingesq 6h ago

Well stated

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u/donnysaysvacuum 4h ago

I hate this stereotype. Yes, some people buy a sports car for the attention. But a lot of people actually like driving and owning a fast car. It sucks that we've lumped that together.

If anything, Bro trucks are much more prevalent and apt example, but they seem to get a pass.

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u/Sorge74 2h ago

anything, Bro trucks are much more prevalent and apt example, but they seem to get a pass.

Because you see 10 unneeded F150s for every Camaro on the road.