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Customers set to receive the first Tesla Cybertrucks this November can't resell their vehicles during the first year, according to Tesla's terms and conditions.
Tesla added a section titled "For Cybertruck Only" to its Motor Vehicle Order Agreement, which laid out the new rules.
"You agree that you will not sell or otherwise attempt to sell the Vehicle within the first year following your Vehicle's delivery date," it says.
Some will think his truck may have issues when dumping it within a year.Tesla will sue you for $50,000 if you try to resell your Cybertruck in the first year
WTF is with people thinking they can dictate what you can do with a product after you have already purchased it?
i assume it’s in the contract when you purchase it. They dont HAVE to sell you one. Nor do you HAVE to buy one if you dint like the conditions. I assume he’s trying to keep people from purchasing them in order to just turn a profit based on their limited availability. That’s his choice.Tesla will sue you for $50,000 if you try to resell your Cybertruck in the first year
WTF is with people thinking they can dictate what you can do with a product after you have already purchased it?
You are confused Moon Bat.Tesla will sue you for $50,000 if you try to resell your Cybertruck in the first year
WTF is with people thinking they can dictate what you can do with a product after you have already purchased it?
You are confused Moon Bat.
That isn't my point.i assume it’s in the contract when you purchase it. They dont HAVE to sell you one. Nor do you HAVE to buy one if you dint like the conditions. I assume he’s trying to keep people from purchasing them in order to just turn a profit based on their limited availability. That’s his choice.
Anyone who would buy one under those conditions is a moron.You are confused Moon Bat.
Actually most of the car companies do that on limited production vehicles to prevent flipping.
Ford did that on some of their limited production Mustangs and Chevy did it on their high performance Corvettes. other companies also.
I know you stupid Libtards hate Elon because he doesn't kiss your ass like most of the other billionaires and he ruined Tweet censoring Conservatives but that is a good business practice.
Do you have one? Other than to whine and bitch?That isn't my point.
What is your point? I am generally curious. It has been pointed out that restricting the sale of vehicles with limited availability is a practice many manufacturers have used, but when Musk does it it seems to get under your skin.That isn't my point.
So don't buy one , De CrepitUs .
WTF is with people thinking they can dictate what you can do with a product after you have already purchased it?
I got a job offer from TESLA not long ago......I turned it down for many reasons, but not least of which was Elon being the owner....Tesla will sue you for $50,000 if you try to resell your Cybertruck in the first year
WTF is with people thinking they can dictate what you can do with a product after you have already purchased it?
USe your brain, Son. What is the relationship to the Ferrari in the OP?Do you have one? Other than to whine and bitch?
So no. You just want to bitch because Elon.USe your brain, Son. What is the relationship to the Ferrari in the OP?
Or the other comment about limited edition corvettes?
Think, don't just emote. I'm not the topic here, concentrate on the contents of the post.
You can do this, I believe in you!
Exactly. No point.
That's ridiculous. I cant believe anyone is willing to give a dealer 40k, just because.I believe Musk is simply trying to avoid the situation we've seen with dealer markups. It is obvious that he wants these vehicles to get into the hands of consumers and not re-sellers.
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