"Driving over uneven, rough, damaged or hazardous surfaces, including but not limited to curbs, potholes, unfinished roads, debris, other obstacles or in competition racing or autocross or for any other purposes for which the vehicle is not designed"
Modern scientific minds are now skeptical about the assertion that a hurricane could be caused by a butterfly flapping its wings on the other side of the world, but modern legal minds agree that the butterfly's distant wing flapping could void a Cybertruck's warranty.
Okay so I really really REALLY hate to be that person, but all car warranties are like this, just this one is very specific about the road hazards.
Most other warranties use broader language like “abuse”.
Most of them DO get specific about the bird shit.
But… water?
Sunlight??
This apparently voids the warranty if you drive during the day. Or in the rain. Or if you attempt to wash off the bird poop which also voids the warranty.
The warranty is not voided, those damage types aren’t COVERED.
As to why they call out sunlight and water, I can only guess it’s not well written and what they mean is wear over time, like how cars that aren’t garaged get sun damaged paint. 🤷🏻♀️
I hate that this sounds like I’m defending this POS. 🤣
No, they specifically instruct the owners to clean off literally anything that touches the car but also don't go through a car wash. It's not time it's the shit design.
That's not driving it offroad; that's driving it onroad.
Also, I am skeptical whether it's even legal to say your car has a warranty that's voided by potholes, curbs, driveways, and "debris".
That list pretty much rules out anything but freshly laid asphalt. It definitely rules out about half the roads here in Georgia. (By the way, someone has one listed for sale in Atlanta for $180k. Most of the roads in Georgia would void the warranty.)
That's funny. Tesla said it is blacklisting anyone who resells the thing in less than a year of getting it. Guess this person enjoys money more than Elon's abominations.
It was designed to never go into production, but Elon was told by his lawyers that he would have to give all that pre-order money back if he didn't produce SOMETHING.
So he shat out the worst possible vehicle, and made the buyers eat the costs of keeping it from killing them and everyone they love.
I know ad laws in the us are a joke but if I like if I sell my truck perfect for offroading then I claim it voids the warrenty I feel like I could be sued.
