Why doesn’t he just say they actually make real trucks?
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Because unlike recent examples, the CEO of Ford has experience in wording his statements to maximize investor value.
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So the truck made of cold-rolled steel with 240V inverter is not made for "people who do real work"?
@RosalynKirk Cold rolled steel didn't help the Night's Watch too much.
I've no idea what that means
It's an old Game of Thrones reference. Just being cheeky.
No, but the F-150 is actually possible to build. Elon promised the world with the cybertruck, and it probably will never see the light of day. Certainly not in its prototype form and/or at the $40,000 sticker price.
What cybertruck? It doesn’t exist as far as I know
This guy doesn't MAKE jack shit
He doesn’t make shit
Gatekeeping dumbass. All he had to say is "Ford has made trucks its entire existence. We'll check in with Tesla in a hundred years." or some other macho check the scoreboard type statement. Instead he tried to pander to his percieved audience with a us vs them trope.