Elon Musk can't be faulted for ingenuity, work ethic and fierce independence — but maybe he should stick to building rockets and his X social media platform instead of battery powered trucks.Another video has surfaced of a Tesla Cybertruck — possibly the ugliest vehicle ever made — wallowing like an injured moose in the snow – this time in Montreal. .Videos from the U.S. have also surfaced, showing the 7000 lbs. steel and aluminum behemoth struggling in winter weather.Recently, two Cybertrucks fell victim to Alberta winter — one hauled away by Tuber Towing in Edmonton with less than 700 km on the odometer."Cold weather plus not being able to charge," was the complaint, posted — ironically — to Musk's X platform. "Welcome to the great white north, Cybertruck. We'll show you the ropes, and the tow straps," said another armchair car expert..The price of the Cybertruck dual-motor AWD is CA$137,990 and the top-end Cybertruck trimotor AWD Cyberbeast is CA$165,990. In America, the base model single motor rear-wheel drive is priced around USD$74,490. The problems and prices beg a question — who should buy a Cybertruck? The answer is wealthy, impractical, people in Arizona, Florida and southern California — maybe recreational basketball players, wannabe celerities, strippers, insecure men or house wives given over to vanity.
