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If I buy a Tesla for livery (car for hire, Uber, taxi) purposes, will they honor the "infinity mile" warranty?
I am always amazed by questions asked on forum. I would ask tesla directly for the answer. Would only rely on official answer from company. Answers here would not be bindingIf I buy a Tesla for livery (car for hire, Uber, taxi) purposes, will they honor the "infinity mile" warranty?
I am always amazed by questions asked on forum. I would ask tesla directly for the answer. Would only rely on official answer from company. Answers here would not be binding
Welcome to the forum!
I will let you know if Tesla Service says anything... I have my car in for warranty service right now -and there's a big honking UBER sticker on the windshield!
Granted, she only has 33,000 miles on her...
Good advice OP, I agree you should ask directly from Tesla but please share with us what you hear from Tesla. Perhaps the OP asked thinking that someone may have already asked this fro Tesla.
In any case, I think Tesla is well aware that Model S cars are used as Uber cars by some owners and in fact Elon himself recently tweeted about a Model S used for Uber that avoided an accident thanks to Autopilot.
Hi,
I have recently bought a Limo business, and have replaced the two Lincoln Towncars we had with CPO P85s.
So far, all Warranty issues have been taken care of, despite having fat TCP stickers on the bumpers and airport permits.
I have been advised by my service advisor, that they have been instructed to treat them as normal.
I have scoured the warranty documentation, and there is nothing in there to state that commercial or livery/for hire vehicles are excluded.
Model S Not Ready For Commercial Use Prime Time. Can I afford to own this car?I'm thinking that this is a really, REALLY smart buy for a black car business.
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So, what am I missing here? The tires will cost more than the "gas."
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Are my numbers inaccurate? This seems like a real no brainer.