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Yes

Yeah he tried it out for Christmas

@rhdtv2002 I'm not so sure but I've heard that some states have very lenient laws when it comes to this, just slap a number plate, some lights and you're good to register it.

Why wouldn't they? It has indicators, a plate, lights, mirrors, and drives like your regular performance m3. What's the problem?

@BalIsDeep69 it's mostly the safety tests that make this impossible to do in many european countries, a number plate, mirrors and lights aren't enough to legally drive your car on the road.

Elon be tripping 😌

So he can continue to not use it? Elon is a scam artist

I can also see the corvette c 8 from the side if this dude can beat a proper car company with all the equipment and many power to finish his first in his spear time , and get it on the road that's said it all.💯👍👍👍

It's not tesla supercar performance of course, but I guess the powertrain is from a tesla 3 and for the styling he tried his best to go with the Cyber truck design language. I certainly don't expect a future oem tesla supercar to look like this, but this man has done a great job with his project 👍🏼

@MR_Wolf-driving.empire ngl it does not seem like a roadster, but I guess Cyber Roadster sounded cooler than the cyber coupe 😅

@theodorehaskins3756 that is mad impressive, I can see him starting some coach building/kit business too. If this is what he achieved in his garage, I believe with the right technology, finances and a team of competent skilled people around, he can reach and scale into new heights.

@ Yeah, I totally agree, because I went to school for automotive/diesel technology, way, way, back in the 90s, but I didn’t take a sheet metal or body work course, and I became so disinterested that I actually dropped out just prior to graduating, but I learned a lot, but it just didn’t seem like it was a good fit for me, and so I didn’t proceed in that direction, and looking back, I’m so grateful, I did not, because I don’t think I would’ve been good at that long term, as it’s tough work. It really is, it not easy, and conditions under which you work are very unhealthy, as well as dangerous. So I pursued other opportunities, and I consider myself to be relatively successful, and I’m retired now, but I really think that this young brother here needs to seize the moment, and really go for it, because I mean if you think about it with his imagination, his natural talent, skills and ability he has, he can teach young guys so much about design that I just think that the skills he has are invaluable, particularly with everything happening around AI/machine, learning and stuff like that, the skills, he his mastered, his craftsmanship of these skills in my opinion, are just an invaluable asset that he should not let slip away, because it can not only change his life, but the lives of so many more, because even as technology changes, and the economy shifts away from human labor, to machine/robotic machines doing most if not all of the manual physical labor, it’s just exceptional to see someone who can actually do this themselves without all these other sophisticated fancy tools that we have today, and so I think it’s really something special, as it’s like watching Michael Jordan on the basketball court. Cheers 🥂

Not really. Pull this thing upto a car meet and I promise you all million dollar Maclaren and Lambos won't get the amount of attention this will draw. Also, you have the one of one badge that some would pay millions for.

Agreed when you have a unique skill, monetize it.

Same, I don't hate the vibe. It's just the fashion marketing style used for a car company like Jaguar that rubbed pepple the wrong way.

NOTHING is "cool" about it. It's just horrible.

💯 Absolutely.

💯 Absolutely.

😂😂😂 💯

Yes, they have a somewhat similar shape and color.

That is too much ngl.

Yes sir my bad, Apparently the 518hp figure will be the RS version, but most sources report 502 hp for the 911 GT3 so I'm not sure about the 510.