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When you rear-end someone, there is no defense. Especially, if the vehicle you rear-end is stationary.

Driving is a privilege. She should lose hers.

Skyrocket? Her insurance will drop her like a hot potato after her six-month term expires.

One should always go see multiple specialists. The insurance of the guilty party will reimburse you all the medical costs. You can also submit it to your own health insurance. It’s 100% legal. I’ve been there several tines. The lawyers told me to submit to my own health insurance and to get paid...

Apologizing is admitting guilt. She’s been there before. That’s why she kept silent. Nonetheless, she should be sued for everything she has, which, I’m sure, isn’t much.

Sue her. Hire a well known law firm that charges percentage of the money awarded.

Don’t you owe interest for 36 months under the lease?

How do you choose the bank through which the lease is done? I’ve never leased a vehicle. I thought the manufacturer chooses the lessor.

Yes, you will pay the interest for 36 months if you want to buy it out early. If I’m wrong, please post your paperwork saying otherwise.

If they don’t want me to use the loophole, how am I going to use the loophole? To me it means there’s no loophole.

I spoke with my local delivery center again this past Sunday. They told me that there is no early buyout option, and that it makes no financial sense to lease it, get $7,500 and then buy out at the end of the lease term (36 months). It’s cheaper to buy it for the full price right away.

I don’t believe this is common. Someone in this forum would have reported a success by now. My local delivery center told me it’s not possible to do an early buyout.

I would do this if this were legit. I would hold the lease for 30 days and then buy out. The issue here is that no one knows if this is legit. My local delivery center is staffed with absolute morons, so asking them about this again and again is useless.

I drive like a grandma. ID.4 eats tires for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. And then, it gets a tire snack late at night while sleeping in the garage.

I’ve had a few occasions when my iPhone died as I was in a store with my Tesla parked locked outside the store. I had to ask the store employees for a charger to let me charge my phone enough so that I could walk to my Tesla and unlock it. You WILL eventually get locked out of your Tesla one of...

Using financing to buy out a lease? Only in America.

I purchased the Stats app for $49.99 three years ago. The Apple Watch app that comes with it doesn’t reliably work for me at all. The current price of this app is twice as much (or more than twice). Other third-party apps are even more expensive. Then I purchased the My Tesla Remote app, which...

Third-party apps like Tessie and Stats will likely cease to exist soon or will greatly reduce the feature set because of the new Tesla API pricing for third-party apps. The app for the Apple Watch I used before the native Tesla app for Apple Watch came out - My Tesla Remote - only costs $1.99...

I've owned two EVs for a few years now. I don't floor my EVs; I drive rather conservatively. I'm mostly first off the red light, but I don't floor it, and if there is another EV trying to race me, I let them win. My AWD ID.4, which is RWD biased, chews through its rear tires in about 18,000...

This allows you not to have a phone with you.