Tecyber1
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CorvetteTesla is in the right strictly speaking. However they are not in the ethical right from a customer service perspective.
Everyone is coming up with justifications why Tesla needs their $1000 deposit. I call BS. What other car company takes non-refundable deposits? If any I assume they started after Tesla normalized the process, to the detriment of all buyers including you. Even still, the deposit for the Model Y last time I checked was only $250. Why would the CT need 4x the deposit especially when there are no "configurations" of the CT, they all come with the same options, except for AWD or Beast.
No one, other than a stock holders could honestly think this practice of taking non-refundable deposits is necessary or justified. Its just an anti-customer policy. This policy only exists to prevent customers getting cold feet, by leveraging the "sunk cost fallacy" human behavior.
Lamborgini
Bugatti
McLaren
Ferrari
Porsche
Lucid
The amounts vary but those immediately come to mind. You wanna play, you gotta pay! I'm not understanding the argument here. This is a moot point, don't like it? Don't place an order and don't commit to the non-refundable deposit. Simple!
This isn't meant to be an argument, there is nothing to argue. I considered not taking delivery and eating the $1k based on timing of everything but never considered asking for a workaround to something I knew was non-refundable.
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