YouTuber WhistlinDiesel has ended his Cybertruck versus Ford F-150 durability series with a dramatic crash test.
A remotely controlled Cybertruck slammed into a stationary F-150 at 111 mph (179 km/h) on a drag strip.
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The impact was devastating. The Ford's cab separated from its chassis, and a fireball erupted around both vehicles.
The F-150's body was completely mangled.
Despite the violence, the Cybertruck remained more recognizable after the initial collision. However, neither truck survived the final test.
Off-Road Torture and Repair Costs
Before the crash, the Cybertruck endured off-road driving in Moab.
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A towing module came loose early, disabling the Tesla, while the F-150 continued on trails until wiring issues stopped it.
WhistlinDiesel, real name Cody Detweiler, said keeping the Cybertruck operational cost $53,000 in repairs.
The Foundation Series truck visited a dealership six or seven times during the series, which allegedly cost over $300,000.
The F-150 never needed a dealership visit, leading Detweiler to declare it the overall durability winner.
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Both vehicles were eventually hauled to a recycling yard, where heavy machinery shredded what remained.
