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Exactly. Just as much nonsense as Tesla being able to prove that they suffered a loss from a customer resale that justifies the clause, and any claim to compensation. They can just up the price themselves...oh wait, thats what they did already.

Seriously? I'm not in the habit of making arguments for what I never said, and you only assume I must mean, by faulty correlation of completely seperate arguments. Where did I ever say I ethically supported scalping? You say scalping, I say retail? No, I'm saying the clause to resell is...

You are still a joker and are still flip flopping because you still don't seemingly understand the process, or are intentionally mistepresenting it to save face. A contract is not the law, your comparison is absurd. If it was we wouldn’t need a court to validate or void it by testing it with...

Hi! Welcome to forum. Would you be able to tell us at what point in the process a contract becomes legally binding? Is it after the court establishes its standing and makes orders, after a hearing of the claim?

I have one for each family member plus some as batteries for the workshop. Cheaper than Powerwalls per kWh and comes with a free car.

I'd like to add to that that the CT doesn’t go, fast enough for skin friction to have an effect. But a bit larger suface undulations will affect it, like golf ball dimples or shark skin, or poorly applied wrap that flaps in the wind etc.

Seems theres quite a few gremlins atm. Now if one only had some knobs or switches so you could control stuff without a screen. ;) Btw did your rear screens also go out?

I don't say it to be condescending, rather to inform that the argument is not that simple to begin with, and that it needs a broader perspective to fully encompass. I never said it hurts scalpers, I said it wouldn't. It hurts customers and scares them into submission, for no benefit or loss to...

Exactly. Same as the fact that scalpers have virtually no impact on extending the wait time for "legit" customers anyway. This is beacuse like everyone else with multiple orders at the reveal event, everyone could only order one vehicle at a time, and while they processed one order, thousands...

Not if theres a legit argument its illegal to do in the first place. Perception is key. People don't buy cars for more trivial things than this, like they donxt like the colour, or fingerprints etc. Depending on which media you watch the affect will be the same. You'd also likely not stand for...

I think you might have missed my post above where I describe why no typical fixed wing aircraft can be optimised for cruise, if it must also accomplish configurations for take-off, landing and climb. The only way you could do that with a combustion engine would be to disable and fold propellers...

I can rephrase that for you to get the context: They did not need the contract clause to cancel the CT reservations, because they had other conditions in the reservation that allowed them to do it., so they didn't need it. That better?

Technically, this is their true power without you having much say in the matter, to simply denying you the right to order. Well the positive bit is that the value of the Cybertruck just went up for you seeing you are now supply constrained. ;) But his also highlights another reason to not need...

lol! Reminds me of styropyro's laser weapon. I want one of these on a gantry on my CT roof: Perfect weapon for a firebug that loves backburning.

So essentially nothing has happened except that they have cancelled your other CT pre-orders, and you still have your Cybertruck? Seems fair enough, but did you give them a reason why you are selling, or did you just want to know how much you can get for it? Listing the VIN was your downfall as...

I want all my trucks, I don't want to sell any. :giggle: Lets be clear here that a customer doesn't have any ability to negotiate the clause out of the contract, the only option is to go without a Cybertruck. Further, there being a clause in a contract doesn't automatically make it legal...

1. I'd say it's a hybrid system though, not purely by wire? The mechanical actuation of the pedal still compresses hydraulic fluid that actuates the brake calipers on each wheel. The brake sensor on the other hand just modulates the level of brake boost, but doesn't directly actuate the brake...

Yeah thats a real bummer, but sadly you are not alone. There's a few threads here about the critical steering error. Would be great if you can post what the repair entailed, and maybe even snag the mechanics report? There seems to be a quite a few completely different fixes so far, so it would...

Wow thanks for the backup bud. ? Exactly right. In the case of an aircraft the propeller is only about half as efficient as a electric motor, and that only at max climb. This has to do with the disc loading, swept area and prop pitch, which all need to match motor torque and rpm at that...

Ones I have met and know personally. Believe me the fear is much more powerful than the rest. Like with everything else being pedalled. If they took anyone to court over this they lose in the public court of opinion, and demand goes down even more. They already have a demand problem, cheapest...