Cybertruck going through salty water will make it rust out. Obviously that isn’t true. The Cybertruck is an absolute beast and it’s built to last. Drake having fun in the water.

@TheRealDriiZZy Just because the skin is stainless steel, doesn't mean the frame is, which it isn't. It will 100% rust out. The same will happen when it runs on roads that heavily use salt on roads.

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@TheRealDriiZZy As a matter of fact, from TESLA themselves, that absolutely voids any corrosion warranty. Listed specifically under WARRANTY LIMITATIONS is water, salt, AND salt water, all listed separately by Tesla's lawyers. None of you read your own manuals it seems. Very wrong, all of u.

@TheRealDriiZZy I rinse marine (boat) stainless with fresh water after each use. It's used in saltwater for a reason. not painted or wraped for a reason and rinsed with fresh for a reason.

@TheRealDriiZZy cybertruck looks like a low poly nft render that escaped the blockchain and started causing chaos irl

@TheRealDriiZZy This idiot thinks the entire truck is Stainless 💀

@TheRealDriiZZy Interesting

@TheRealDriiZZy If stainless steel rusted so easily, it would not be the go-to material for metal parts on sailing yachts. And yet, all winches, cleats, dodgers, bimini mounts, lifelines, shrouds and everything else metal on yachts is made from stainless steel.

@TheRealDriiZZy Is that a new fishing technique?

@TheRealDriiZZy Stainless will be fine. I'd be worried about sand, as it gets into everything.

@TheRealDriiZZy I'm surprised that hideous thing didn't get stuck. Lucky.