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What's stopping him from renting/leasing it to someone for a year and then selling it a year later (perhaps to that same lessee with the lease payments taken of
by ThePowerOfFuet 2y ago
What's stopping him from renting/leasing it to someone for a year and then selling it a year later (perhaps to that same lessee with the lease payments taken off the top)?
The lessee would need to insure it themselves, obviously.
- WheatMillington 2y agoWho wants to take on that kind of administrative and credit risk for a year?
- speedylight 2y agoThat’d require a short driving lesson everytime you lend it to a new person because the drive-by-wire and all wheel turning can be a little tricky according to MKBHD!
- instagib 2y agoOr park it far away and get some exercise before every drive. Looking at the picture, maybe needs more practice parking, ask to move the fire extinguisher enclosure to the next wall or back wall, or use the auto park function. That’s a thing on it right? It’s only a year. This seems like a nothing story to regurgitate Tesla policy clicks. I liked the Porsche Taycan story about a guy who couldn’t trade in his vehicle because the dealer wasn’t able to sell his previous gen and was overstocked already. He was 25k underwater and supposedly couldn’t afford to sell privately. Then the heater/ac broke during the video.