re: Has any other car been turned into rolling billboards faster than the Cybertruck?

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in my area I would estimate that 70% of vehicles that catch my eye with advertisements are what pointed to in my comment: F250s advertising those services.

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We should have a thread about whether or not these owners make a good living. That would be fun.

I don't know that its any more common than what you see on any pickup. About half of them around me have some business name and phone number on them.

That said its brilliant to use one of the ugly bastards 'cause they are attention getters....they look they have already been in a bad truck wreck and almost nobody can turn away from the carnage of a bad truck wreck....

There is a guy down the street from a lot I am developing who hauls a 4 ton skid steer on a flat bed trailer with a Cyber Truck. He was at a convenience store where I was buying gas and I asked him what kind of range he got pulling that heavy a load....he said around 75 miles LOL. Thats 37.5 miles there and back and then 4 hours on the charger.....his words, not mine. That trailer and tractor are probably pushing the 11,0000 pound towing capacity of that "truck" but 37.5 miles???? Really???? Why would anyone do that?

I have a f150 lightning company truck. It charges from about 1530 to 0600 every day. About 14 hours or so. With one passenger it has a range of about 180 miles. With 2 it is about 140 and drops with every passenger. If you use the AC or Heater it has a range of about 130 miles max with one passenger. It is as useless as tits on a boar hawg. It will fly though....it will pin your head back but man the range drops like a shot if you hit it....it really is virtually useless....if it weren't for the $7500 tax credit we (taxpayers) gave every Tesla buyer in the beginning Tesla would never have made it.....just a simple statement of fact, no one would have even bought one without the taxpayer paying them to do so....same is true of the f150 lightning.....

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Has any other car been turned into rolling billboards faster than the Cybertruck?

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Every Chevy Aveo I see is wrapped with Chick-fil-A delivery ads.

quote]Every other F250[/quote]

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you're saying 50%?

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Yes, every other would be 50%

Probably the owner wants one to drive for fun so he buys it through the business and writes it off (since they are so heavy).

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I guess the long flat shapes lend themselves to advertising space well

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That and it qualifies for Section 179.

They'd have to look better with advertising on them than the way they come.

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it's such an ugly vehicle.

all the money in the world and they make a vehicle that looks like some of the mistreated Amazon boxes I get.

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It looks like a big silver dumpster imo. I guess some look like a dumpster with ads.

Never seen one that was wrapped