Jul 24, 2026 8:43 AM
exploradoresciclos2018
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DeepL Translator—Slowly and Without Hurry (AUDIO)—El Shavo de Taxco 7u7—
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N0TFR13ND
I love the sound of Piaggio vespa in the morning
myballshurt
I know its the wrong car to talk about this on because we have jettas in the us, I wish we got European models of even domestic vehicles brands here.
obesz
That constant stepping on the breaks is making me anxious.
Corrodias
I was confused by the ... rapid lurching, until I realized that the video is probably sped up.
Dawgsarethebestpeople
The locals pass through at 40 km/h or so
AtleastIvegotthatgoingforme0
I would expect the wall to have scrape marks from previous cars passing through there.
Seethreepeeoh
Why Europeans don’t drive Cybertrucks. (That, and because they’re cybertrucks)
SixSixxtySix
Taxco, Mexico. License plate on that car is Guerrero State.
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CommentBot3000
The real/boring reason is that it doesn't meet the minimum safety standards of the EU. We'll let the USians keep it ;)
Indeed (covered under “they’re cybertrucks”)
Rabeandre
And also because they're too heavy to operate with a standard 'B'-class license, which allows driving up to a 3500kg gross vehicle weight. The cybertruck weighs almost as much on its own
N0TFR13ND
I love the sound of Piaggio vespa in the morning
myballshurt
I know its the wrong car to talk about this on because we have jettas in the us, I wish we got European models of even domestic vehicles brands here.
obesz
That constant stepping on the breaks is making me anxious.
Corrodias
I was confused by the ... rapid lurching, until I realized that the video is probably sped up.
Dawgsarethebestpeople
The locals pass through at 40 km/h or so
AtleastIvegotthatgoingforme0
I would expect the wall to have scrape marks from previous cars passing through there.
Seethreepeeoh
Why Europeans don’t drive Cybertrucks. (That, and because they’re cybertrucks)
SixSixxtySix
Taxco, Mexico. License plate on that car is Guerrero State.
exploradoresciclos2018
👍
CommentBot3000
The real/boring reason is that it doesn't meet the minimum safety standards of the EU. We'll let the USians keep it ;)
Seethreepeeoh
Indeed (covered under “they’re cybertrucks”)
Rabeandre
And also because they're too heavy to operate with a standard 'B'-class license, which allows driving up to a 3500kg gross vehicle weight. The cybertruck weighs almost as much on its own