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People have shelled out 6 figures for a Harambe-shaped potato chip, so nothing would surprise me.
voip-ninja
Give me some sugar baby
The only way this would be legit is if the person was no longer with Tesla and the agreement they signed not to re-sell the car was somehow nullified by that separation.
In other news, "what a wanker".
Acquire Model 3, quit Tesla, post ad on craigslist: profit! Not a bad plan actually if they have another gig already lined up. $150k will buy a lot of booze.
"Car has been great for the past 2,000 miles and a unique circumstance is forcing me to part with the car."
By unique they mean they have never been able to make $100k+ after a few months. They would have been better off having a broker quietly auction it to the big companies. Knowing Uber and how shady they are with billions in the bank they would have no problem paying $1mm+.
By unique they mean they have never been able to make $100k+ after a few months. They would have been better off having a broker quietly auction it to the big companies. Knowing Uber and how shady they are with billions in the bank they would have no problem paying $1mm+.
AlanSqB
Dog Chauffeur
Conspiracy Theory: TSLA poses as desperate seller of Model 3. Finds “Big 3” buyer and sells to them. Buyer receives vehicle, begins to disassemble, and lo-and-behold, it’s the Red “wax model” version, painted over, with a “Sorry Suckers. -Love Elon” note in the glovebox.
As they say, there is an ass for every seat.
Like above, for $150k you can get more range, more performance, more room, more amenities, AWD, more resale by going Model S or Model X.
It's not collectible, and I have a healthy fear of what appears to be actually 'pre-production' first year cars. Some of the parts might end up being made of unobtainium.
Like above, for $150k you can get more range, more performance, more room, more amenities, AWD, more resale by going Model S or Model X.
It's not collectible, and I have a healthy fear of what appears to be actually 'pre-production' first year cars. Some of the parts might end up being made of unobtainium.
They would be on very shaky legal grounds to harm a car that is not registered to them regardless of anything the original buyer signed.
Their beef is with the original buyer, not the car or new buyer.
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Agreed, that would be a reach. However, it seems the MyTesla side is within their court.
If there was original paperwork that said the warranty was not transferable for the CTF cars without permission, then the buyer could get seriously screwed depending on the laws in their state. That's how I'd have clamped down on scalpers.
Aha!!! Now we know the REAL reason for the delay!!! The Master Plan is working !!! Hype cheap version of S - accumulate reservation numbers - slowly build a few to create anxiousness - just sell a limited number at thrice the original price.
Hahahahahahahahaha !!!
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Hahahahahahahahaha !!!
Hahahahahaha cough cough cough hahahahahahaha!!!
I thought I was missing out on a meme because I had no idea who Elmo was. It all made sense after your comment.
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