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Elon Musk just unveiled his plans for what he calls the "Cybertruck" last night and its boxy, angular appearance looks incredibly ridiculous, to be blunt. In case you're actually interested in buying the base model (we don't know why you would be), the thing will cost $39,000 and will likely be available around late 2021.

The best part of last night's reveal was when Musk invited his chief of design to throw a steel ball at the truck's window in order to test its durability, which in turn smashed said window.

Scroll down for the internet's best reaction memes to the angular beast!

It's that time of year again when it gets dark at 4pm and there's always that a-hole who has to show off how bright his headlights are. People who do this: stop. Unless you're driving on a dark, secluded road in rural Kansas, most of us aren't into being blinded.

Ultimate troll Twitter account The Dad asked followers to prank their dads by texting them that they put olive oil in their cars. People posted the flabbergasted reactions and let's just say, they did not disappoint. Click here for more epic pranks that we only wish we had thought of.

Ultimate troll Twitter account The Dad asked followers to prank their dads by texting them that they put olive oil in their cars. People posted the flabbergasted reactions and let's just say, they did not disappoint. Click here for more epic pranks that we only wish we had thought of.

When this jerk driver in a white Mercedes started acting up with all kinds of impatient honking, the other guy decided to take his sweet revenge. And revenge looks a lot like the muddy car wash that no car would ever ask for. Sounds like the revenge went as planned, and after coating the car in mud, he was on his way with what we can only imagine was a wide-eyed grin on his face. 

Researchers at the University of Richmond in Virginia have managed to train rats to drive a tiny car with Froot Loops used as a reward, proving their brains are more flexible than previously thought.

That's some good quality, satisfying, highly petty revenge. No real harm done except for a headache who thought he was worth four parking spots. We've heard of people rage-trapping bad parkers for the sake of justice, but straight up messing with their mind seems like a less risky but satisfyingly diabolical way of getting back at someone for their transgressions.

Most of us have to drive to get through our boring routines, but some of us take that activity and turn it into a hobby. Or, an escape. These memesare for everyone who spends countless hours tinkering on project cars, or would just loves hop in their ride and drive for hours. We see you.