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Now you have moved the goal posts from buying a Honda which would be a dealer based network, not a online purchase. Then you selectively edited my comment so i

Now you have moved the goal posts from buying a Honda which would be a dealer based network, not a online purchase. Then you selectively edited my comment so if you want to post the full comment then post the full context, as I clearly said for a Tesla " if I went to buy a tesla and it was not delivered with a title I would not accept delivery." thus if the delivery driver shows up and does not have that paper work, either title or application of title, then i am not signing for the delivery to accept the vehicle

lapcat 3y ago
You might as well just say "I won't buy a Tesla." Which is fine, you don't have to buy a Tesla. However, I actually doubt the claim that you would order a Tesla and then refuse it on delivery if the driver isn't carrying the paperwork, which they won't.
- phpisthebest 3y ago
  Largely because (as I have said over and over) it is not a "Tesla problem" is a problem with where the industry is moving. Tesla may be the most famous for these things, and they often get more attention here simply because of their polarizing owner. However Ford, GM, and many other Manufacturers have expressed the desire to move to a more Tesla style sales for their EV's, Ford for example reorganized the entire company into 2 divisions to support some of these sales method changes. >>I actually doubt the claim that you would order a Tesla and then refuse it on delivery if the driver isn't carrying the paperwork, I absolutely, 100% would, as I would have insisted that I have said paper work before delivery, and the transaction would not have proceeded with out said assurance so if we got to the point of delivery and I still did not have the legal paperwork then I would not take delivery as I would have no proof of ownership.