I took delivery of my Model 3 a month ago and was approved for a loan from my credit union greater than the final purchase price (including trade-in credit). Basically I was approved for up to $43,500 and the final vehicle price (including trade in credit) ended up around $39,500. At my delivery appointment I asked the delivery specialists if the check value should be the final purchase price ~$39,500 but they stated the check needed to be for the total approved amount ($43,500). I found out the next morning after calling my credit union that was incorrect and the check amount needed to match the final exact purchase price of the vehicle (~$39,500). So my credit union placed a stop payment on the loan check and instructed me to fill out a new loan disbursement form so that a new check for the correct payment can be provided to Tesla.
The issue is that my credit union says they need the Bill of Sale to show the "Financed Amount" equal to the final purchase price (~$39,500 after trade-in) but the official one Tesla sent me shows the $43,500. I've tried emailing and calling Tesla and my delivery center with no responses. I also tried the internal Tesla "legal" webpage for customer escalations and have not heard back. Looking for any suggestions on who I should contact or what I can do to correctly pay for this vehicle.
The issue is that my credit union says they need the Bill of Sale to show the "Financed Amount" equal to the final purchase price (~$39,500 after trade-in) but the official one Tesla sent me shows the $43,500. I've tried emailing and calling Tesla and my delivery center with no responses. I also tried the internal Tesla "legal" webpage for customer escalations and have not heard back. Looking for any suggestions on who I should contact or what I can do to correctly pay for this vehicle.