As first reported by Automotive News and demonstrated in a recent Instagram reel, hundreds of unsold Cybertrucks are now baking in the Michigan sun outside a shuttered Bed Bath & Beyond in a Detroit suburb. And on top of the rest of the bleak misery surrounding Tesla, local officials are not happy with them. Videos by VICETurns out, “Cybertruck graveyard” isn’t a permitted use of commercial property, nor is it an attractive one. As we reported previously, Tesla is sitting on a surplus of unsold Cybertrucks worth close to $1 billion. Now, the Cybertruck’s tiresome aging edginess is just taking up space somewhere in a parking lot in some nondescript part of the United States.