John is a Cybertruck owner from Orlando, Florida, and he is celebrating the fact that he hasn’t had any issues with his Cybertruck in the three months since he bought it. Despite this rather short ownership experience, it’s important to note that John has put the truck to use, driving it a total of 6,000 miles in just a few months. The happy Cybertruck owner shared his experience with fellow enthusiasts on the Cybertruck Owners Club forum… Here is what the Florida Cyberbeast owner wrote… “It's been amazing so far. Early October delivery Foundation Series Cyberbeast I have never driven any other vehicle as much in my life. The mobile command center aspect, The FSD allowing me to go places when I wouldn't bother with traffic before. 98% of my driving is FSD. (Orlando metro area)" It’s the best thing I have ever owned, and hopefully, the newer models will keep getting better. I’ll drive this one to 100,000 miles before trading it in.” If you are wondering what vehicle John will get after driving his Cybertruck for 100,000 miles, the happy Cybertruck owner says he won’t consider “downgrading” to any other vehicle in the world. Not only vehicles from other automakers, but John says he considers buying even other Tesla cars as a downgrade from his Cybertruck. The happy Cybertruck owner continues to write… “I have my first service appointment scheduled for tire rotation. I haven’t had to talk to Tesla about any issues since delivery. I'm not sure this is a review, but if my Cyberbeast were totaled in a wreck, I would buy the exact same truck again to replace it. I can't even imagine downgrading to anything else, even another Tesla. There is nothing like the Cyberbeast.” Finally, John concludes his post by expressing his happiness compared to his neighbor, who bought a Cadilac electric SUV. John continues to write… Two doors down, my neighbor bought that $160,000 Caddiclac EV SUV, and hehe, it is a hot mess compared to the Cyberbeast.” What’s interesting here is that John says he’s really happy he went with a Cybertruck than a Cadilac. However, another Cybertruck owner from Michigan who also has a Cybertruck and a Cadilac says otherwise.