I bought a Ford F-150 in the mid eighties, took it back a few days later because a house I wanted to buy became available.Just curious? Would any other car manufacturer let you return a new car simply because it didn’t work out for you? Promise I’m not being snarky, I’m just genuinely curious.
Tesla can’t and won’t buy it back. Yes they are going for high dollars on the open market. What are they going to do, sell it for more than they are selling new vehicles for? If OP wants out of the vehicle he should just sell it and make 50k and just go buy a new Tesla. They may blackball him but he could either buy used or in someone else’s name.The no-resell policy appears to be more a hype builderthen something I think they will enforce. . That being said, I don't see much chance of Tesla actually buying it back. They will likely let you sell it but it may take them months to actually tell you that. Tesla has started several programs that allow people to jump the line and take delivery in just a few weeks. the referal credits and the stock ownership programs is basically their form advertising to get the CT into the hads on people who are likely Tesla superfans.
If you have already contacted them by email and phone and are not getting a response then have your lawyer (or you) send them a certified letter and state your request again giving them a few weeks for a reply. You just need to show that you have gone through the motions to protect yourself.