I assumed they'd be clear coated, expect that to be a big aftermarket service.
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In b4 elon musks dicksuckers say they like the look and want it to rust.
They already did, in the article.
Others are in favor of their Cybertrucks developing orange stains, saying that they’re looking forward to the patina the stainless steel may develop.
Lol. Musk keeps showing that he's a moron and if you're still a fan of Tesla and buying their cars then it's on you for throwing your money away.
I don't know, looks like what they wanted, dystopian by design.
Here's a picture of a Cybertruck Model 2 from 2050:
Stuck in the dirt, how realistic
the double-s was introduced when the remnants of twitter were integrated into the onboard AI
Goes hard af
I'm impressed that you managed to get an image that specific out of an art generator.
Stain, less steel
Why the fuck would anyone buy this shit? You could get much much more quality truck for fraction of what this shit cost. 😂 Seriously!
Gullibility. As long as you don't verify, his words sound great.
How did they not foresee this? I mean, leave a body panel out for a few months and see what happens to it.
It really depends on the type of stainless. My stainless grill which I leave out in the elements year round has not rusted, it's made of 304 stainless which is corrosion resistant but not as much at Marine grade 316. There are thousands of slightly different alloys under the stainless umbrella some are better than others as far as rust goes.
Many manufacturers use ferritic types of stainless as sheets can be moved with magnets, many of these are cheaper and less corrosion resistant.
I get all that, I’m just saying, Tesla should have foreseen this.
They were too busy using calipers to measure door gaps to the micron level to focus on materials lmao
idk if there's any other slobs here but stainless still will absolutely rust in certain conditions. Its usually easy to clean but sometimes difficult to remove.
These vehicles will 100% rust and will probably permanently discolor with prolonged exposure to certain acids.
I'm quite disappointed how rabid, mischievous and ill-wishing people have become. Really, what's going on here on lemmy?
Anyhoo, have a read at these two posts about owners having rust marks on their cars and how they are easily removed. They seem to be rusting particles from train transportation or other environmental stuff:
No, I don't own one and don't plan to.
That can’t be all it is though. All new cars have train rust debris. This isn’t a new phenomenon. If you care how your car looks, never let the dealer “wash” it and always have it professionally detailed immediately. Then add PPF while it’s still mint
Lemmy is full of miserable people
Yeah sometimes you can tell people were waiting for a negative article to justify their personal opinion. Even if it's a low effort slightly misleading article people are just too excited to say they were right to actually look deeper than the surface level 😮💨
The scammers always were here and always will be. The stupidity falling for it is the problem. It's all evolving so painfully slow.
It's called "stainless" because you can remove the rust without leaving stains. Where's the problem? Just rub down your useless, horribly expensive pile of crap with steel wool every few days. And oil it. There are several kinds of"stainless" steel, too. We can safely assume, they took the cheapest. Ah the 2020s, the apex decade of scams. And like always, the scammers are not the problem, they were here at any time and they will be. The stupidity that falls for it is. Is all evolving so painfully slow...
I doubt you can really buff that thing properly. The panels are under tension and if the clips give, the bumper just flies off.
Imagine buffing that car.
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