If you wish to Opt-Out of the Binding Arbitration, you must do so in writing to Tesla within 30 days of your purchase. It is hard to think about any potential issues with your new car when you just purchased it. However, If you do not opt out of arbitration, you are bound to arbitration to settle any disputes, and cannot participate in any possible class actions, or have the option of court to resolve any major issues. Please check you contract for further information and Tesla's address.
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New Owners that Purchased in September
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ucmndd
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Great general advice, but I don't think this is the case? I did not have the foresight to opt out but I've gotten at least one class action settlement in the past 5 years for autopilot feature delays...
My contract states:
"In other words, you and Tesla may bring claims against the other only in your or its individual capacity and not as a plaintiff or class member in any class or representative action."
Your earlier contract may be different, not have an arbitration clause, or Tesla (or the Court) decided not to enforce the provision
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