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    Der explodierte Tesla Cybertruck und das Angriffsfahrzeug von New Orleans wurden beide über die Turo-App gemietet


    Der explodierte Tesla Cybertruck und das Angriffsfahrzeug von New Orleans wurden beide über die Turo-App gemietet

    https://www.businessinsider.com/turo-rental-app-used-cybertruck-las-vegas-new-orleans-attack-2025-1

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    2. visceralintricacy on

      In hindsight this is actually non nefarious and quite obvious.

      People had a very specific use case for the vehicle, and wanted to ensure they get the EXACT vehicle they requested, not something *equivalent*…

    6. genpopmate on

      well time for sensible response, right? let’s ban smartphones, that’ll solve the issue.

    8. Ekhoes- on

      The takeaway lesson from this incident, is that renting out your car can be very risky.

    9. daemon_afro on

      This isn’t news. Vehicles being rented for nefarious actions isn’t new.

      It’s not clear yet if these people wouldn’t have been able to rent through any other agency.

      If anything it’s just showing that people are using Turo instead of hertz/enterprise/uhaul/etc..

    10. ownage516 on

      I feel like the fact they used Turo isn’t a big deal here though. Like what’s stopping someone from going through Hertz or Enterprise and doing something heinous.

    11. fordprefect294 on

      Because better to fuck over a private vehicle owner instead of a large rental corporation with your terrorist act. Classy

    13. ArmaniMania on

      How much is Israel going to send us for our troubles backing them?

    14. Outrageous-Horse-701 on

      So the damage from the explosion was limited by the Cybertruck. Interesting. Not sure if the guy intended that.

    15. NightFuryToni on

      Didn’t want to pay the refueling surcharge on the Cybertruck that Hertz charges, probably.

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