Do we know that? Judging by this entire debacle, he may not be very good at making decisions, which are a huge part of medicine.
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Tesla Lemon Model S owner Rebuttal to Tesla's Blog Post
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Do we know that? Judging by this entire debacle, he may not be very good at making decisions, which are a huge part of medicine.
I sure hope so, I wouldn't. But I am sure he will find someone willing to take a chance on him.
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I would never use a physician who publicly demonstrated such poor decision making skills.
He does not necessarily have to return the car. Many times the litigant gets the keep the car and $$$ as part of the settlement.
According to circus attorney's video on youtube, Tesla came and took the car away on a trailer. But who would want a car that's been sabotaged by the owner so many times?
gg_got_a_tesla
Model S: VIN 65513, Model 3: VIN 1913
May it live a long life as a loaner. People in the Chicagoland area, pls keep an eye out for it.
Actually I read a story where there's a blacklist of buyers that dealers pass around between each other to make them aware of people that use the lemon law. These people drive the car around for a year or so then claim lemon law and get their money back essentially netting them a free car for a year. Dealers won't sell a car to people on this list for this exact reason since they are lemon law abusers.
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Pilot_51
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So, the manufacturer pays the sale price set by the dealer, thus losing thousands if not tens of thousands of dollars for something that may very well not be their fault? If that's the case, Tesla has yet another advantage over other manufacturers, though not an advantage over the dealers.
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green1
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If he doesn't want it, I'll take it! I'm sure that I can deal with the hardships of a car that won't let me in unless I unlock it, and a fuse that blows every time you replace it with a blown fuse....
Don't worry. Many of you will get a piece of that car through refurb parts distribution
Ha. True.
I still think Elon should donate it to the Nikola Tesla museum.
Yes, that is the case.
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I don't know why they would do this, unless the manufacturer somehow bills back the profit to the dealer. I suppose this is possible. Once I make my decision on the case, I know that the manufacturer has very few days to get the money to the consumer. The dealer is never involved, except sometimes as a witness (usually on behalf of the consumer).
TM doesn't care about the credit. That's solely between the owner and the IRS. If he already claimed the credit on his tax return, he'd be responsible for amending his prior year return to reverse the credit claim. However, it's probable that he's not going to do that and keep the $7,500 and run the risk of it getting reversed IF he gets audited.
