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Tell me if your CPO experience...was like this
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GoEagles997
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Unfortunately his experience is probably better than many. Anyone else would have been stuck with the car in its current condition. It is definitely a painful process, it took me months to finally get pictures. Once I finally had an advisor it was better (I had to find her myself.)
My experience was excellent. Potentially should have been as little as 4 days, but I stretched it to 10 days for my own benefit. I would have loved to see the service history and know what, if anything, was corrected before the sale but the delivery rep said they couldn't do that. The only thing I'm certain that was changed was the tires. I spoke to a local sales rep before I put my deposit down and he said the front tires were at 6/32." To my surprise the car came with 4 brand new tires. At first I thought I used other people's stories as a way to safeguard myself...I has very proactive in making the right statements to avoid their grief. However, I think it was just luck of the draw.
Don’t hate on “only” “high school diplomas” folks. A lot of those same folks today have a higher “success” rate in life then their college grad counter parts
Certainly no hate...just pointing out the age gap and mindset gap. When you walk into Mercedes or Audi...you don't see a bunch of kids trying to service or sell that kind of product.Don’t hate on “only” “high school diplomas” folks. A lot of those same folks today have a higher “success” rate in life then their college grad counter parts
As with all things Tesla, if you don't like it just buy a similar product from someone else.
Until there is a similar product from someone else though, it certainly looks like Tesla is going down the same path as other companies with a market lock. Poorer service, higher prices, less choice. We've seen this movie before.
Until there is a similar product from someone else though, it certainly looks like Tesla is going down the same path as other companies with a market lock. Poorer service, higher prices, less choice. We've seen this movie before.
If Tesla no longer does CPO sales then why are they fixing the car for him at all, much less dispatching a featherless biped from California to oversee the process?
Maybe everyone who wants to buy a used Tesla needs to get a popular YT-channel first, eh?
Maybe everyone who wants to buy a used Tesla needs to get a popular YT-channel first, eh?
Gotta love Rich! He would have no channel without the drama. He's funny as hell though.
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