George Saliba, a luxury car dealer, discusses the decline of the Cybertruck's desirability after its initial hype. Initially hailed as a status symbol for wealthy buyers, its appeal waned within months due to market saturation and changing consumer perspectives. The Cybertruck was once an exclusive icon, primarily attracting celebrities and athletes. However, as the market stabilized, non-status-oriented buyers held off purchasing. Despite its practical flaws and angular design, Saliba maintains it's a fun vehicle that garners attention, though it's no longer seen as a must-have luxury item.
When the Cybertruck first came out, the people I saw buying them tended to be athletes, famous people, and, in general, people interested in status.
The brand of the Cybertruck had that "you can't buy this car" appeal to it. You never saw them on the road.
People who were less interested in status had the mindset that they would wait for the vehicle's value to stabilize and be closer to the MSRP.
There are no real issues with the vehicle. It's a great vehicle, and it's still fun to drive and it gets attention.
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