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Huh, interesting. I feel like there are three parts to this: - You can't sell unless Tesla agrees you can, this seems unreasonable. - Tesla has a sort of righ
by gpm 3y ago
Huh, interesting. I feel like there are three parts to this:
- You can't sell unless Tesla agrees you can, this seems unreasonable.
- Tesla has a sort of right of first refusal on sales, at a pre-defined selling price, this seems like an interesting/reasonable attempt at preventing scalping.
- The defined selling price is your purchase price less $0.25/mile, less wear and tear, less cost to repair the vehicle to "Tesla's Used Vehicle Cosmetic and Mechanical Standards". This seems to be unreasonably double dipping on deprecation.
- cameldrv 3y agoThere's a fourth part: "If Tesla declines to purchase your Vehicle, you may then resell your Vehicle to a third party only after receiving written consent from Tesla." You are simply not allowed to sell the vehicle you "purchased" from them without their permission.
- dragonwriter 3y agoThat's literally the first part of the description you responded to, not an additional fourth part.
- cameldrv 3y agoThere are four acts to the clause. It says first that you can't sell it, however, if you do want to sell it, Tesla has right of first refusal, but then the right of first refusal turns into a prohibition on sale again at the end.