I bought a 2016 Model S from Tesla in January of this year. After less than 4K miles of amazing ownership, the reality is that with the state of the world today and the foreseeable future (as far as my employment is concerned) I won't be driving anywhere near what I was expecting, which was the entire use case for me buying this car. It hurts my brain thinking about how bad of a bath I'm going to take on this by selling it.
The car had just under 20K miles on it when I bought it from Tesla so as of January, 2020 it has the 4 year / 50K mile extended warranty on the car, meaning it still has 3.5 years / 46K miles of warranty left. I have tried to search around but can't find the specific scenario here. If I sell this car, will that extended warranty transfer to the new owner (after performing the owner transfer through Tesla)? Since I'm not the original owner, and the extended warranty was included by Tesla with the sale of the used vehicle through them, I can't seem to find an answer to that specific chain of events.
Thanks for anyone's input or information!
The car had just under 20K miles on it when I bought it from Tesla so as of January, 2020 it has the 4 year / 50K mile extended warranty on the car, meaning it still has 3.5 years / 46K miles of warranty left. I have tried to search around but can't find the specific scenario here. If I sell this car, will that extended warranty transfer to the new owner (after performing the owner transfer through Tesla)? Since I'm not the original owner, and the extended warranty was included by Tesla with the sale of the used vehicle through them, I can't seem to find an answer to that specific chain of events.
Thanks for anyone's input or information!