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They charged me .80 per mile....How much is subtracted for mileage on the car?
$0.How much is subtracted for mileage on the car?
This is why the first visit for a problem needs to be documented properly. You never know if it’ll become an ongoing issue. When they determine mileage offset, they look at the first service invoice that details the said issue. If mileage is low like @ChicagoP3D, you get all your $ back.How much is subtracted for mileage on the car?
This is why the first visit for a problem needs to be documented properly. You never know if it’ll become an ongoing issue. When they determine mileage offset, they look at the first service invoice that details the said issue. If mileage is low like @ChicagoP3D, you get all your $ back.
If arbitration orders them to buy back it is branded as a "manufacturer buyback" if purchase outside of arbitration it does not. In my case since they held registration for 4 months, which is illegal in itself, they can sell it to some unsuspecting customer and claim it was a demo unit... aka new.Are the cars repurchased via arbitration consider lemons or they can keep the title clean?
@super20g Check the mileage when you first brought the car in, thats where they would deduct mileage from, not the current odometer. At least thats how i understand the arbitration to work.
I think it depends on your state's lemon law. In california it's (1st Repair Attempt Mileage / 120,000 (miles)) x (vehicle $).How much is subtracted for mileage on the car?
$0.
As per the title of the thread, I had 636 miles on the vehicle when it was handed over to the Service Center, and they bought back the vehicle at 100% of the purchase price including taxes and fees with zero deductions.
I sure did.
I suppose it's well within your rights, it seems a little ingenious to receive a windfall of $12,500. I guess that is the feedback mechanism to motivate Tesla to improve QC. Meanwhile, I still haven't bothered to have my one door properly aligned, and didn't fuss about a few paint scratches. I guess someone needs to be the sucker to keep the lights on.