If the Cybertruck wasn’t already hated enough, a “polarizing” custom-car shop has taken design over the edge. If you’re not familiar with the German firm Mansory, they take high-dollar a luxury cars and make insane body modification that either catch your eye or turn your stomach.
Established by expatriate Iranian tuner Kourosh Mansory in 1989, the vehicles which the company enhances look like a 9 year old got a hold of design software. Kind of like the car Homer’s designed in ‘The Simpson’s‘.
Mansory worked it’s magic on the much-maligned Cybertruck. Gone are the simple, Brutalist lines. Now it’s all about flash and garish enhancements. The Cybertruck now sports carbon fiber over-fenders, aerodynamic winglets, revised front and rear ends and a roof mounted lightbar right out of ‘Robocop‘.
This vehicle, which is just so thirsty for attention, has been given an equally preposterous name; the Cybertruck Elongation.
I really don’t understand how they call this a truck in the first place, where’s the bed? I;m to old fashion I guess. This thing is ugly.
I dont think it is a truck. It’s a design experiment. They tooking something universal in shape (three box pickup, nose + cab+ bed) and tried to reinvent it. Clearly a lot of people hate the result.
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But this customized one is a comic book creation.
Still ugly 😳
I think it’s funny to put wings and spoilers and go-fast streaks (strakes?) on a pickup truck. But this really isn’t a truck.
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And even its mom doesn’t think it’s pretty.
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Not much one can do to improve the looks of the Cyber Truck.
You know how ‘regular’ pickup trucks have a separate cab and bed?
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And some newer unibody pickups (Honda Ridgeline, Hyundai Santa Cruz) integrate the bed into the cab, kind of attached the two areas?
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The Cybertruck design took it further. There is no cab or bed. Its just jne big silver triangle, very minimal. Which is what makes me laugh about this Mansory version. They took a clean shape and added flicks and winglets and nade it so busy looking.
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But somebody out there will pay a quarter million for that vehicle.