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because they are enjoying it

Tesla strictly prohibits this; it is definitely non-transferable—I confirmed this with a Tesla representative today.

They said No

Tesla has just asked me to complete the payment steps to take delivery of my Cybertruck. However, I have requested that they confirm whether the Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature will be transferred with the vehicle. If they say no, I will refuse to accept delivery. I will take my $60,000 and...

option 3 too

Delay

They agreed to spend $70,000 on a 2024 model, fully aware that it cannot be returned—only repaired.

Remember that if you buy a new car, you will have the protection of the Lemon Law.

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I think it's just a website that collects VIN numbers.

These are the photos I took yesterday.

Congratulation

At a price tag of $70,000 for a used vehicle, it is abundantly clear that the Cybertruck possesses an astonishing allure. People constantly criticize it in an attempt to devalue it, yet in reality, they are secretly yearning to own one.

I am very surprised that all the 2024 and 2025 Cybertrucks have such low mileage. It seems these are defective vehicles, or perhaps they have been sent in for repairs.

The cars sold out so fast—too many people came to buy them.

You haven't mentioned the price difference.

The maintenance costs of the air suspension system concern me.

what do you think of it compare our 59k

good price