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Graffiti and middle fingers: Tesla Cybertrucks have become a political statement
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Cybertruck owners have been targeted by anti-Musk vandals for their vehicle choice.
Federal agents are investigating vandalism at a Tesla dealership in Loveland , Colorado .
Cybertrucks have rapidly taken on a new political significance in America .
Statistics show Cyberrucks are surging in conservative states like Texas and Florida .
Being able to offer top-of-the-line vehicles that happen to be an EV seems to have triggered a perception shift among buyers.
Florida Cybertruck driver says he loves it can drive him around town using the company's "Full Self-Driving (Supervised)" mode.
"I'll never buy a gas engine ever again. Electric motors are just better," Best said.
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