Steelrebels
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I wanted to share some thoughts that have been running through my mind lately regarding my Cybertruck Foundation order. While I was initially thrilled to be part of the exclusive club, I've started to reconsider my decision due to a few factors that have raised some concerns.
Firstly, the price of the Cybertruck Foundation edition is no small sum. As excited as I am about the innovative design and cutting-edge technology, the reality of the hefty price tag has begun to sink in. Tesla's promise of exclusivity with the "limited" Cybertruck Foundation has been somewhat challenged by the numerous invites being sent out, making me question just how exclusive this edition truly is. Another concern is the timeline for certain features. The included FSD and Autopilot features might take a considerable amount of time before they become available. Also, the charging curve not being as impressive as expected.
Considering these factors, I'm contemplating canceling my Cybertruck Foundation order. My main concern lies in the $1000 non-refundable deposit I made for the order. Has anyone successfully canceled their Cybertruck Foundation order and managed to get the $1000 deposit refunded while retaining their original reservation for the standard Cybertruck?
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and experiences!
Update:
Thank you all for the thoughtful comments and insights on my post. Upon contacting Tesla, I confirmed that canceling my Cybertruck Foundation order would result in the forfeiture of the $1000 non-refundable deposit, and I would lose my place in the reservation queue. So, I have decided to wait and see how things unfold. Canceling at this point seems futile.
There is a small hope that Tesla might allow the transfer of the deposit to another vehicle later on if they face production challenges. Alternatively, I'm considering the option of proceeding with the purchase of the Cybertruck Foundation edition and potentially selling it after a year. Given the potential low production numbers in the first year, it might minimize the depreciation, and I would still be able to keep the Powershare equipment that comes with the vehicle.
Firstly, the price of the Cybertruck Foundation edition is no small sum. As excited as I am about the innovative design and cutting-edge technology, the reality of the hefty price tag has begun to sink in. Tesla's promise of exclusivity with the "limited" Cybertruck Foundation has been somewhat challenged by the numerous invites being sent out, making me question just how exclusive this edition truly is. Another concern is the timeline for certain features. The included FSD and Autopilot features might take a considerable amount of time before they become available. Also, the charging curve not being as impressive as expected.
Considering these factors, I'm contemplating canceling my Cybertruck Foundation order. My main concern lies in the $1000 non-refundable deposit I made for the order. Has anyone successfully canceled their Cybertruck Foundation order and managed to get the $1000 deposit refunded while retaining their original reservation for the standard Cybertruck?
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and experiences!
Update:
Thank you all for the thoughtful comments and insights on my post. Upon contacting Tesla, I confirmed that canceling my Cybertruck Foundation order would result in the forfeiture of the $1000 non-refundable deposit, and I would lose my place in the reservation queue. So, I have decided to wait and see how things unfold. Canceling at this point seems futile.
There is a small hope that Tesla might allow the transfer of the deposit to another vehicle later on if they face production challenges. Alternatively, I'm considering the option of proceeding with the purchase of the Cybertruck Foundation edition and potentially selling it after a year. Given the potential low production numbers in the first year, it might minimize the depreciation, and I would still be able to keep the Powershare equipment that comes with the vehicle.
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