Hard to feel sorry for anyone actively putting money in Tesla/Musk's pocket @ this point

I still don't get why people buy Tesla products. You know what they're like now. What are you doing?

Weird ad campaign, but OK.

Why doesn't a Tesla smell like a new car? Because it has an Elon musk. (From dad joke lemmy a couple days ago)

how is this even legal? I don't think this would ever fly in europe.

after submitting a $122,135 order

The buyer told us that he paid a $250 order fee on Friday and previously paid a $100 reservation fee.

Tesla doesn't have to refund those types of fees if a buyer cancels

You have to pay $350 to get the privilege to fork over a hundred and twenty grand? My jaw literally dropped.

I don't know why they want to stop people from selling them

Anybody buying one of these clown cars deserves all the bad that comes with it.

Are you able to return it if you dislike, or are you just fucked?

Tesla is hot garbage. This “truck” is proof.

The whole Tesla truck thing really reminds me of the DMC DeLorean fiasco. Is musk imitating John DeLorean? He's falling about as fast. Both are silver and look weird.

“You won’t own anything, and you’ll like it.”

Just throw this shit up on Rocket League and end the line already. I think I already have those wheels.

This is the best summary I could come up with:

Tesla has revived a contract clause that says the electric carmaker could sue Cybertruck buyers for $50,000 or more if they resell during their first year of ownership.

As we reported a month ago, the Cybertruck-only clause was added to the public version of Tesla's Motor Vehicle Order Agreement Terms & Conditions and then deleted after the lawsuit threat attracted some attention.

The clause says Cybertruck buyers must offer the car back to Tesla at a reduced price before any attempt to resell the vehicle within one year of delivery.

"You agree that in the event you breach this provision, or Tesla has reasonable belief that you are about to breach this provision, Tesla may seek injunctive relief to prevent the transfer of title of the Vehicle or demand liquidated damages from you in the amount of $50,000 or the value received as consideration for the sale or transfer, whichever is greater.

People who made early Cybertruck reservations received their invitations to order the limited-availability Foundation Series edition on Friday.

As an Electrek article notes, it's unclear whether the clause applies only to the Foundation Series version of the Cybertruck.

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They arent ferrari, what are they thinking?

I really do not care - Musk and Cybertruck are way overrepresented here

Why do they hate freedom of speech and expression so much?