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Flipping in-demand vehicles for a quick profit is a long-established practice, and automakers respond to it in different ways. Some pay little mind, while others require buyers to sign agreements with penalties for selling a new vehicle too quickly.
Tesla appears to have taken the stricter approach with the Cybertruck, reportedly including terms aimed at discouraging early resale. The policy reflects the automaker’s effort to keep the highly sought-after truck in the hands of genuine buyers rather than speculators.
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