Update on my situation - I was told my CPO Roadster was indeed being shipped today to Arizona and that reconditioning would be performed here by the local techs. I'm not sure if they ship out all CPO's to local service centers for the reconditioning or if CA-AZ proximity was a factor in my case, but I hope it takes some load off Menlo Park techs for local buyers. Actually, I did hear from another local Phoenix owner that a blue Roadster was being reconditioned at a Phoenix area service center last week.
Regarding the purchase paperwork and warranty, this is the boilerplate lingo in my contract:
"Warranty: You will receive the Tesla Motors New Vehicle Limited Warranty at the time of Vehicle delivery. If you are purchasing a used vehicle, you will receive any warranty coverage for the used vehicle if there is any left from the original ownership. Unless we make a written warranty, or enter into a service contract within 90 days from the date of this Agreement, there is no warranty, express or implied, given you in connection with the purchase of a used vehicle, there will be no implied warranties of merchantability or of fitness for a particular purpose, and you are purchasing the used vehicle AS-IS."
Tesla is not offering service contracts on the CPO Roadster, but they are advertising a 37-month, 37,000 mile bumper to bumper, including the battery, warranty on their website. In light of the verbiage above in the purchase paperwork, I have asked them for a written warranty in my contract of what they are advertising on the CPO website. I haven't signed yet and they haven't responded directly to my request yet. Interestingly, they did go ahead and ship the car.
I don't think this will be an issue and I'm sure it will be resolved shortly. I just don't want to sign the contract they gave me without the website advertised warranty in writing.
There was also a form entitled, "Outstanding Work to be Completed" and they put in the phrase, "Nothing else promised or implied." I wasn't sure if I should have asked them to put in 214-point inspection and reconditioning process (which it seems they are doing anyway) and the fact that my CPO Roadster comes with a hardtop.
Are any other CPO buyers dealing with the warranty language in the purchase contract?