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Cybertruck Breaks Down 35 Miles After Delivery, Tesla Says Coolant Leaks Not Covered
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this post was submitted on 10 May 2024
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Gotta figure something like that would be covered under a lemon law, though sounds like dude is letting them go through the motions.
This was my first thought. It's not a warranty issue. You delivered a broken product. In the old days that was referred to as a lemon.
I don't have a problem with the buyer giving Tesla a chance to do the right thing, which they clearly refused to do, but at the same time, this isn't the end of this story.
Tesla has so many fanboys with their heads shoved so far up elons ass that they can taste what he's eating. Those fanboys, I'm sure, will say everything about how Tesla is right etc, but the legality of this has been long established.
Any lawyer worth their salt would advise Tesla to settle this by any means necessary, because going to the courts will very likely be much worse. The only way they could possibly "win" when it comes to court is to draw it out for long enough that the prosecution runs out of money.