Name the dealer
At least the 100K markup dealer is telegraphing their desire to keep it.
Itâs a Miami thing.
1 Like
Ah shiâŚI just reserved a lyriq from them last week but they hadnât contact me yet
Yeah Sherman oaks
Yeah, I donât mind the ADMs. Either someone pays it or it sits.
Yeah I cancelled the ct5 deposit after the 8k price increaseđ¤˘
1 Like
Itâs all good considering they wouldnât have sold it to you at MSRP anyways.
1 Like
I wasnât aware of what you mentioned
Wonder why a change of heartâŚ
Oh I thought I told you already. My bad. Went camping this weekend and forgot.
1 Like
Because they typically get one shot at a sale with you, and itâs much easier to lose you over the phone than after youâve made the time (and emotional) commitment to show up in person.
Plus they canât misplace the keys to your trade if you arenât present.
5 Likes
Just a flip. Weâll see what the market is on them soon. If itâs not worth the 50k I just wonât take it
2 Likes
What legal recourse really? Do people really sue dealers for a email saying they will do MSRP deals?
He put a $5k deposit down for an agreed upon price of msrp. They got the truck and wanted 20k over msrp. Yes you would have cause to sue if he had the âmsrp dealâ in writing.
1 Like
Cheaper for everyone to pay the man back his deposit unless he goes to the media and social media with it to force their hand.
1 Like
Thatâs one way to borrow money at 0% these days!
1 Like
Elon is a master at this through the FSD grift.
2 Likes
I actually read this a while ago that while money from FSD deposits goes into Teslaâs coffers, they actually canât claim profit for it.
From an accounting perspective, a company can claim profit for goods sold or services provided and money taken. Since they have taken the money but not provided said goods, it doesnât show up on their income statement as revenueâŚ