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  That is what CPUs looked like in the 90s. Think basic desktop computers from Dell and Acer.
context: True >
  
  Teslas do have a signature look. I can spot the curvy but oddly proportioned cars anywhere. 
  Is it a good signature look?  Not for the money. 
  We're quickly approaching other EVs looking like the 'cool' version of legacy brands' signature looks, which look way better IMO, and usually cost less to better QC. >
  
  They look like Ford Mondeos >
  
  The interior of Teslas are horrendous. They really phoned in the interior design. It’s shit. >
  
  I don't like any modern car >
  
  Define modern. >
  
  Not one of them isn’t the opposite of boxy except the Vaportruck. >
  
  I think the 3 looks good outside, but it felt really cheap on the inside. The other models are all boxy and ugly. >
  
  I would never own a Tesla. The truck they made was the most hideous vehicle I've ever seen. >
  
  That is not an unpopular opinion, just one that might get you banned on Twitter these days. >
  
  CPUs? >
  
  Central Processing Units, what many of us call the main hardware that powers desktop computers. >
  
  Oh, I think you mean the tower or the case. Somehow along the way people lost the meaning of CPU >
  
  Seriously, fvck Tesla's. >
  
  They’re gonna need to bring out an ultra realistic female robot before I do that. >
  
  LMAOOOO >
  
  They are also very cheaply constructed. I know a guy his entire bracket by his glove compartment area just broke..... cracked in half while it was parked in the sun!!!  Plus he has to take that lemon in all the time to get it serviced.   Teslas suck. >
  
  I’ve had 3 and a faulty cable on the seat is the only issue I’ve had the last 5 years. Far better than any GM vehicle I’ve owned. >
  
  I've never liked the look of any current EVs until the Ford F150 Lightning. The Rubicon looks ok too, both the truck and SUV, but I don't like the headlights/front end. I don't want a truck, and I'm planning a Chevy suburban for my next purchase. If they had an electric option for something like that, I'd consider except for the fact I live in an apartment complex with no options for charging a vehicle while at home. >
  
  Apartment + a Suburban (vehicle that costs as much as a small house)? >
  
  What's your point? My rent costs more than most people's mortgage. (Unless you live in my area) I don't live in an apartment because it's cheap. My neighbors have Land Rovers, Cadillacs, and Mercedes. (None of which I like all that much) A 1 year old used suburban is only $40-50k through my contacts. I also have corporate discounts for GM and Ford through my employer, but I don't like buying a vehicle new. (Although I don't know how I feel about used EVs) I basically want a full size truck, but the body of a full sized SUV would be more useful to me.
  I do have a neighbor that had an electric motorcycle..I assume it's currently in storage for the winter since I haven't seen it in a while. I wonder if he was charging it here. >
  
  The point of living in an apartment is because you can’t afford a house. 
  Being able to afford a house but instead dealing with apartment living bullshit is a strange thing to see someone admit to. >
  
  Since when is that the point of living in an apartment? There are countless reasons people don’t buy houses >
  
  I never liked Teslas until the left became so incensed with Elon Musk that they started hating even the look of Teslas, (which they’d defend with their lives a year ago). >
  
  I must have missed that. >
  
  If they are made in California why do they have a sunroof that’s the whole damn roof are you trying to cook Californians alive?
  I mean Elon is conservative so maybe >
  
  Next to the Plymouth Prowler they’re the most buttplug looking vehicle. >
  
  Best looking ev is Audi E tron rs >
  
  You think teslas look like CPUs??