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Would you return this 2020 3 Performance?
- Thread starter PartyArty
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How about Whine little more to your friends... get the very minor issues fixed with your USED CAR, and enjoy it silently Its a car jeeeze peeezy.
In no way was the OP whining. If that's what you got out of it, you may want to read it again. He merely stated his situation and asked for others opinions on it. It's possible to give your opinion on it without being snarky. Give it a shot sometime.
New to me and it didn’t have any previous owners! Kind of a grey area, I know. The nice thing is that since I haven’t received it yet I can still change my order.
it’s strangely coincidental that both the OP and I have purchased/leased a demo car in the same color from the same location.
key word for you here is "leased". Since you dont own a leased vehicle, you are out nothing but your time if it has issues. If this was a leased car, I would tell the OP to let tesla try to fix it, or not, and simply give it back at the end (no choice on that right now anyway).
If your car is a lease, the only thing you really need to do is take a good look at it and make sure any issues are documented, so you are not dinged for them on lease return.
All very true! At the same time I don’t want to spend more time at a SC than I need to. Even though it’s only a few miles from my house, my time is valuable.
Well, I can only speak for my own circumstances. While I previously stated $2800 was not enough discount for me to consider purchasing a demo model 3, it absolutely would be enough of a discount for me to consider leasing one. I have leased many demo BMWs over the years, they used to make VERY attractive lease targets if you knew how to pick them.
In any case, in your case, I wouldnt worry about it much. Most issues with teslas (most, but not all) are cosmetic in nature. Some are just the normal "mechanical item" manufacturing issues (things like cameras etc). The service centers are pretty good, and mechanical issues will get sorted out without too much hassle. Cosmetic ones, however, can be hit or miss... so just inspect your car, knowing you will be giving it back to tesla after your lease term, and enjoy the ride.
Iain
Member
I believe the legal term is “no tradesy-backsie”.
roblab
Active Member
As I recall, one can buy a powered strut that replaces one of the struts of the frunk or trunk, and have a power trunk or frunk.
No car comes with perfect paint, but most people to look that closely or care. If you are going to ceramic coat the car you should make the paint perfect first, because it is too late once you coat it, same with PPF. But PPF is much more expensive.
