Tesla's Cybertruck Now Officially a Collector's Item—Only 10% of Owners Can Get Rid of It

Tesla's Cybertruck Now Officially a Collector's Item—Only 10% of Owners Can Get Rid of It 🚨

In a move that has stunned the automotive world, Tesla has announced it will no longer accept Cybertrucks as trade-ins. Yes, you read that correctly. The truck that was supposed to revolutionize the electric vehicle market is now considered so undesirable that even Tesla doesn't want it back.

This decision comes on the heels of a massive boycott campaign targeting Elon Musk's companies. Apparently, the backlash has been so effective that Tesla is now sitting on a mountain of unsold Cybertrucks and has decided to cut its losses by halting trade-ins.

So, what does this mean for current Cybertruck owners? Well, if you've been trying to unload your futuristic-looking, yet underperforming, vehicle, you're out of luck. The once-promised "game-changer" has become the industry's biggest flop.

But don't worry, Elon Musk is already working on his next big thing—a flamethrower that doubles as a flamethrower. Because why not?

Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.