How much would you be willing to shell out for a Cybertruck?
Tesla's electric pickup has received a wild amount of hype ever since it started being delivered to customers a month ago.
People can't get over the features the car boasts - from its stainless steel exoskeleton to its speed, which is said to be faster than a sports car - but what is also turning heads is the price for all of that.
Back in 2019, Tesla said the base model would start at $39,900 (£31,500), while the tri-motor, long-range model would be $69,900 (£55,200).
But when the trucks eventually came out - after being plagued with manufacturing delays - the price had rocketed.
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And now, a Reddit user is going viral for sharing just how much he's willing to spend on the top range Cyberbeast.
"How dumb of a financial decision is this," asked Reddit user sandstorm4788 on the subreddit r/cybertruck, before posting a breakdown of his receipt.
The base price for the Cyberbeast is a gob-smacking $99,990 (£79,000) - and then a whole lot more charges are stacked on top of that.
It looks like the Reddit user paid an extra $20,000 (£16,000) to be part of the foundation series - meaning they're one of the first people to get their hands on a Cybertruck. There's also the 'destination fee' of $1,995 (£1,570), which transports the vehicle from the factory to your location, as well as a $250 (£200) order fee.
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That brings the bill up to $122,235 (£96,030) for the flashy pickup - oh, but that's not all. Then you've got to add on all the non-Tesla fees - including the registration amount and tire fee - bringing the total up to a frankly staggering $135,273.83 (£106,275.54).
As you can probably imagine, things have been kicking off in the comment section as people can't believe just how much money that is.
"The dumb part will be a year from now when it’s only worth half what you paid for it," one Redditor noted.
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Another joked: "It's really smart actually...if you plan on living in it. $1850 for a combined house & car payment is very reasonable."
But a lot of people had the same thought. "It's obviously not smart, I'm in the same situation fighting myself everyday now. I want it I can afford it but it's not smart," one said.
The original poster agreed with this sentiment in the comments section, and wrote: "I don’t need it but want it."
Some weren't too perturbed by it all - one wrote: "Oh it's an awful financial decision, any new vehicle is. But if you can comfortably afford it then go for it and enjoy!"
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It looks like sandstorm4788 is pretty set on their decision, and commented: "I make $200k a year and have $300k saved in investments. I’m sure this ain’t the best thing to put my money towards. But I just want that dream truck after working my ass off and waiting 4 years."