According to the rumor, Musk was considering melting the world-famous statue to make a series of limited-edition Tesla Cybertrucks. Musk jokingly posted ( archived ) on X on Dec. 11, 2024, " No, I ...

The approximately 12-foot tall likeness of the billionaire mounted on a trailer navigated long lines, had crowds talking at the Utah national park ...

There's nothing less American than that statue,' Musk was overhead saying at a Mar-a-Lago luncheon." The Bluesky user said of the screenshot: "Hard to decipher satire from reality these days." ...

A rumor that CNN reported that tech entrepreneur Elon Musk was considering melting down the Statue of Liberty in New York to make a series of limited-edition Tesla Cybertrucks was circulating ...

A screenshot of a CNN headline about Elon Musk considering melting the Statue of Liberty to make limited edition Tesla Cybertrucks is fabricated, the news outlet said. Skip to main content.

A screenshot posted on Threads Dec. 1 showed what looked like a Nov. 25 CNN headline that read, "Elon Musk considers melting down Statue of Liberty to make series of limited edition cyber trucks." ...

“Elon Musk Considers Melting Down Statue of Liberty to Make Series of Limited Edition Cyber Trucks,” reads the purported headline. The post was liked more than 100 times in 12 days.

The latest giant bust of Musk was spotted attached to a pickup truck at Utah's Arches National Park over the weekend with a ...

Musk also previously ignored a 30-foot, 12,000-pound metal statue made of him by the co-founders of crypto token Elon Goat that was sent to Tesla's headquarters in Austin, Texas.

With the statue movable, Sansalone said it made sense to just drive it to Musk. Construction of the sculpture started about a year ago, and before it came to Austin, it toured a number of states ...

Musk has yet to acknowledge that he is aware of the statue or say whether he will be in Austin that day. "In a perfect world, he'd meet us there; we really have no idea.