Hi Roadsterfolk -
So I've misplaced my key for my 2008 Tesla Roadster Sport. I'm sure it will turn up at the house some month, but in the meantime I'd like to drive it.
Called Tesla (San Rafael) today about getting a new key. They had to get my number to call me back so they could research what the answer was.
They just left me a voicemail and said I should get my insurance involved, because they are going to have to replace several parts on the Roadster - the implication is it's going to cost several thousand dollars.
Huh?
Is this just another case of Tesla corporate-memory forgetting how to work with the Roadsters? I don't remember anyone else talking about this level of complication to get a new Roadster key.
So I've misplaced my key for my 2008 Tesla Roadster Sport. I'm sure it will turn up at the house some month, but in the meantime I'd like to drive it.
Called Tesla (San Rafael) today about getting a new key. They had to get my number to call me back so they could research what the answer was.
They just left me a voicemail and said I should get my insurance involved, because they are going to have to replace several parts on the Roadster - the implication is it's going to cost several thousand dollars.
Huh?
Is this just another case of Tesla corporate-memory forgetting how to work with the Roadsters? I don't remember anyone else talking about this level of complication to get a new Roadster key.