Are people really selling their Cybertrucks for $200k+ or is that all hype and are there ramifications?

[Crissa]

So many lawyers never citing case law.

So fascinating.

Simple logic: ... you are not allowed to make profit on their vehicle?

What's the basis for your hate people?

...They promised not to for a year?

-Crissa

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[cardad]

It’s become painfully obvious in the` last decade that for about half of this country it’s ok to lie and cheat as long as you can get away with it. When you sign a contract that says no resale within a year and you fully intend to find a way to get around it that’s a lie. there is no point arguing with people who have no morals.

So what about when the company says the truck will cost $60k and then asks you to pay $100k? What is that?

 

[Alan]

They didn’t say that. Prices subject to change.

 

[Crissa]

So what about when the company says the truck will cost $60k and then asks you to pay $100k? What is that?

The truck they're selling to $100k isn't the truck they say will be $60k, either.

You're totally allowed to wait. Like I am. Because I can't pay $100k for a truck.

-Crissa

 

[BannedByTMC]

Simple logic: Tesla can make money on you by tacking their margins + $20K more on their Cybertruck but you are not allowed to make profit on their vehicle?

What's the basis for your hate people?

They agreed to a contract which stated they had to offer the vehicle to Tesla first.

 

[CyberTruckeeTheOne]

They agreed to a contract which stated they had to offer the vehicle to Tesla first.

Is that clause open to negotiation at all?

 

[BannedByTMC]

Is that clause open to negotiation at all?

Doesn't seem to be but I'm not a lawyer.

 

[CyberTruckeeTheOne]

You and about 30 other people currently selling their cybertrucks

Not one of mine.

But if someone makes a very lucrative offer like Don Vito Corleone's Marlon Brando's baritone voice: " I'll make an offer he can't refuse".

My life and tons of moolah, it's no contest.

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