The pink? The blue? Or the camo?I want that paint job on my next bike!
The pink? The blue? Or the camo?I want that paint job on my next bike!
That crazy white and black. I must dig up a pic of my razzle dazzle painted Niva 4x4.The pink? The blue? Or the camo?
Niva?! here in Canada?my razzle dazzle painted Niva 4x4.
Yes. That was back in the early 90s.Niva?! here in Canada?
that instantly brings memories of my father constantly fixing that thing for months to make one yearly hunting trip to mountains....
Niva?! here in Canada?
that instantly brings memories of my father constantly fixing that thing for months to make one yearly hunting trip to mountains....
Reminds me of this Simpsons episode
Meanwhile, the buyer that can't afford to buy one today is still holding hope that he can afford one tomorrow. It's better for everybody if they take his deposit and cast him free. He may not like it but the $2500 is just a week of depreciation on the CT anyway so he is getting out with minimal pain.Interesting strategy…if real.
Tesla is Threatening Cybertruck Buyers to Take Delivery By the End of December; Otherwise, the Company Says They Will “Forfeit” Their $2,500 Deposit
To meet Wall Street’s year-end sales forecast, Tesla appears to be resorting to high-pressure tactics to force Cybertruck buyers to take delivery by December 31. The EV maker is threatening buyers to complete the purchase or forfeit the $2,500 deposit.www.torquenews.com
EDIT: I don’t blame Tesla 100% for this. Buyers have to hold up their end of the bargain in a contractual relationship. Holding off for whatever reason…not good.
Makes sense. The $2,500 was not refundable anyways as I recall, it was your deposit to place your build order.
It sounds like this is related to a build-order and nothing to do with paying to get your name on the waiting list. I would be shocked if Tesla lawyers dropped the ball enough to let people place build orders with no ability to enforce a deadline (or maybe Musk fired them all and wrote the contracts himself?). Like every automaker, I assume it allows Tesla to have unlimited time to complete the order and buyer has to take it very shortly after it arrives.Reportedly there was nothing in that agreement that had a timeline to force the sale. I don’t doubt a lot of people put down these deposits with the apparent understanding that they wouldn’t be expected to close a deal for many years given how these things were apparently supposed to be back ordered for years and years.
So unless they plan to cease production, forcing people to buy now amounts to nothing more than padding year end sales numbers.
Nonrefundable, fine, they agreed to that. Forcing people to complete the purchase because sales not going so well? I guess the lawyers will sink their teeth into that.