Are you able to just extend your lease? I know some companies allow courtesy extensions up to 6 months max. Thats what I did with a car I leased 3yrs ago. I extended it month to month while waiting for delivery of a new car.
Well now, that first sentence is comforting. Seriously though, working from home I can leave the car on charge for at least 18 hours a day, if not more. My initial plan is to do that, and then if I'm driving more than charging the Doylestown supercharger is literally 5 mins from my house. Having been driving a Tesla for awhile, would you think this is feasible? Or does it just get old real fast?
tesla-info.com
510-249-3100 (extension 4 - logistics) or 888-518-3752Okay, like a hundred pages ago (or so) there were some discussions on a number you could call once you have your VIN to get information on the location of the car. There were also some recommendations on key phrases to use to get to the information. Search is difficult as I can't recall the users that provided the info.
Anyone here care to assist with the info & number, or would you all rather I start reading backwards all of the posts I've now read forwards?
The is is exactly what I am going through now. Had to extend since Aug 7th. Just got my vin an delivery around the 7th - 9th so turning my car in before the next payment due. GM gives you 6 months. Month by month. Just have to be careful of miles.
I feel your pain in that respect. I actually went a little over mileage when I turned in my lease with Kia. I was fully expecting the bill of a few hundred dollars by my calculations, but was praying against it. Much to my surprise I didn't get billed for the mileage or some other fees I calculated, I only got billed for minor replacement part to the car for like $100 which i was aware of after inspection. So my pockets and I were glad that they either (a) dropped the ball or (b) just let it go.
It sounds like you're asking if you can get by with just a 110 outlet. If that's right, then the answer is yes. It is slightly less efficient and thus will cost you more on your electric bill than higher power charging but we're talking nominal so not worth factoring in. (And good luck with those calculations anyway...)
I saw my build while I was at a stoplight the other day...it was heading the opposite direction. Almost got honked at because I was busy watching it drive away in my rearview while the light had turned green.
