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Tesla doesn't have dealerships in the traditional sense (aka third party places where you can buy the cars), and you can totally test drive their cars. You just
by filoleg 5y ago
Tesla doesn't have dealerships in the traditional sense (aka third party places where you can buy the cars), and you can totally test drive their cars. You just show up to their storefront or gallery, express interest, and they let you test drive them.
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- zamfi 5y agoI think the GP here means test drive the particular vehicle you're buying, not just some other vehicle of the same make & model (and possibly, but possibly not, trim level). With Tesla, the most you can do is refuse delivery, but you won't get to drive it before you do that... GP's not wrong, but as someone who only started driving frequently well into my 30s, I've personally never had the "I must kick the tires" mentality -- and Tesla's at-the-time "7-day return policy" helped a lot with concerns about a lemon.
- speby 5y agoMost states (maybe all?) have a common 3-day "regret" clause for many types of transactions, including car buying, mortgages, etc. So you can, in many cases, still 'take delivery' and then if you change your mind in 72 hours, you can return it. Again, I forget if all states have a similar set of laws for this or only a subset.