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Da ugly ducking of the wanna be truck world seems to be faltering.
When the Tesla Cybertruck first launched, its earliest Foundation Series models cost $120,000. This didn’t stop Tesla loyalists from spending up to nearly double that to get their hands on one, and resale values have shown the folly of that approach: Cybertruck values are dropping far and dropping fast.
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No surprise there......Ben
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People are nuts when new vehicles come out and they pay a heavy premium just to get their hands on one. Another example is the Ford bronco. When they first came out people were ordering them and waiting for months on The vehicle and paying thousands upon thousands above sticker. Right now at my local Ford store there's about six raptors and eight or nine of the smaller models some of them being discounted as much as $5,000. Just don't get it.
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Thinking Chevy new venture is in the same fate. Don't know many that will step up to the 100+ price tag, all though I did see one yesterday running around.
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