Under all that glitter, this 2024 Foundation Series model packs 600 horses and a crazy amount of tech. It's got 20-inch wheels (also shiny), a screen bigger than some studio apartments (18.5 inches), and four-wheel steering for when you need to parallel park.
The truck's origin story is peak 2024: Ridge Wallet owned it, planned to give it away, but the contest winner said "Nah, I'll take cash" (probably the first person in history to turn down a gold-plated Cybertruck).
Now Nelson is auctioning it off for charity, with all proceeds going to the Not A Wheelchair Foundation, which develops affordable wheelchairs - turning this automotive excess into something genuinely meaningful.
Currently bidding at $86,000, this rolling treasure chest does have a few minor scratches, but Nelson has promised to gold-plate any replacement parts.
For collectors worldwide, this isn't just a car - it's a conversation piece, a charitable contribution, and probably the only vehicle that needs both a charging station and a security detail.
Just remember: if you win, good luck finding a parking spot where people won't try to scratch their initials into it.
And yes, we checked - it doesn't actually turn everything it touches into gold. We know, we're disappointed too.
