Placing a substantial deposit on a new Tesla Roadster comes with an unexpected catch: the fine print reveals that delivery of the vehicle is not guaranteed. Potential buyers should carefully review the terms before committing funds, as the company reserves the right to cancel orders under certain conditions. This policy raises questions about consumer protections and the reliability of securing one of the highly anticipated electric sports cars. The article examines what this means for buyers and whether similar practices apply to other Tesla models.
Putting $250k Down on a New Tesla Roadster? The Fine Print Says Delivery Isn't Guaranteed Gadget Review
