When I get into a car, I usually grab the A pillar to slide myself in. Grab the A-pillar of the Cybertruck and all you get is a sharp metal edge that should have some form of rubber guard. I finally got to drive the Cybertruck thanks to a surprise event at Americana Manhasset.
Because it has rear wheel steering and a squared-circle ("squircle") steering wheel, driving it feels odd. Like driving a toy car as a kid. The steering sensitivity is so high that it takes a lot of getting used to. In the Cybertruck's defense, there's plenty of interior space. This is the largest Tesla a Tesla buyer can buy. Everything from driving it to charging it will be familiar to a Tesla owner. My issue was t...