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Using empirical analysis from my own experience it seems the average age of humans that ubiquitously love the Cybertruck, without exception, is between 10-12 years old. Given that most adults don't buy their first new premium vehicle until their early 30's I am deriving that the Cybertruck is approximately... show more

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