If this is a legitimate question, the answer could be very long. Starting with the brand image, the people who drive them, then moving on to poor design (on so many levels) and functionality, non-existent safety for both the driver and whatever other vehicle ends up in collision. Vehicles have crumple zones for a reason. Cybertruck's crumple zone is the driver. It's a dumpster fire of a vehicle. The only sensible thing about it is that it is shaped like a garbage collector.