Man Faces Dilemma with Tesla Cybertruck in Apartment Parking

Tesla Threatens Customer With $50,000 Fine If He Tries To Sell His Cybertruck That Doesn’t Fit In His New Parking Spot 🔗

When he reserved the truck he had a house, but when he got the truck he had an apartment

A man in Salt Lake City, Blaine Raddon, faced a dilemma when he realized his newly purchased Tesla Cybertruck would not fit in his apartment complex's parking spot. When he reached out to Tesla about returning the truck, he was reminded of the $50,000 fine and ban from buying future Teslas if he sells the vehicle within the first year. Despite feeling the situation was unfair, Raddon does not plan to challenge Tesla's decision. The lack of response from Tesla adds to the unresolved nature of the situation.

Blaine Raddon faced challenges fitting his newly purchased Tesla Cybertruck into his apartment complex's parking spot.
Tesla reminded Raddon of the $50,000 fine and ban from buying future Teslas if he sells the vehicle within the first year.
Raddon feels the situation is unfair but does not plan to challenge Tesla's decision.
Tesla has not responded to Raddon's appeal, leaving the situation unresolved.