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Your experience is typical, but there are many exceptions. If you buy a constrained car, or if there are fulfillment issues, sometimes cars will get traded bet
by Spooky23 3y ago
Your experience is typical, but there are many exceptions.
If you buy a constrained car, or if there are fulfillment issues, sometimes cars will get traded between dealerships and be driven by a guy vs. transporting. I needed a very specific configuration of a work truck a few years ago that ended up being brought in from another city - it was new with 150 miles for that reason.
With Tesla, there's no dealers, but it seems to be a... chaotic company, so I'm sure there's lots of behind the scenes shifting.
- _ea1k 3y agoYeah, I've bought a vehicle with ~200 miles on it. But it was near the end of a model run and there were very few left. IIRC, it had been transferred, and also had been on the lot for a while. It definitely shouldn't be the norm, but there are cases where it makes sense.