I take it you are not jonesing for a classic Land of the Lost pin?

I would take that any day over the Munsters, I mean come on...

FWIW I don't mind it; I would be unlikely to buy one new but as a used car if they hold up, why not?

Need to learn the pros and cons; e.g. if they are going for digital mirrors, do they crap out in poor weather (e.g. winter dirt or whatever?).

If you dent your fender, are you sorta screwed like a Karmann Ghia (unabody).

If it is comfy and drives well, and is reliable... why not. Its the future. Why not rock a vehickle that looks the part

FWIW I agree with this. Truck guys and gals seem brand loyal beyond belief. When I need a "new to me" vehicle I look at what I want, in combination with what has the best reliability and the best pricing.

For some reason with trucks, people just keep buying the same one over and over again even if the last one was a piece of crap.

This is obviously a small sample size, but we have family friends who bought a new Ford F-150, they had lots of problems with it, they seemed really unhappy with it, so obviously they traded it in for another newer Ford F150. At least they seem happier with the new one, even if the loan on it must have been enormous.

I have always sorta wanted a SSR. Not enough to dump some pins to get one and give up my garage spot for my daily, but hey, I like the thought of them

Unlike the SSR, the cybertruck's body apparently won't dent if you lean into the fenders too heavily while cleaning it . I remember "easier denting" being the trade off for the cool ass fender flares.