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Terms do not exclude salvage, so I don't think the salvage status matters in this particular case.So the ownership is the problem, not the fact that the car isn’t drivable? I wonder if any FSD salvage owners are transferring FSD to new cars.
Whomever has the title at time of transfer. Issue for me was insurance claimed the car before Tesla could deliver the new one.Terms do not exclude salvage, so I don't think the salvage status matters in this particular case.
If it passed through Tesla's hands, it may be stripped of it. If it's private party, then it would stay with the car. FSD was never offered as a software license from car to car. Even this promo is doing an exceptional case and it's only a one time transfer.Quick question, if someone were to buy a totaled tesla that had FSD on it, and restore it all up to tesla specs. Would the car still have FSD? The main question comes down to who owns the FSD, does it stay with the car like when you pay for upgraded stereo? Or does it go with the owner, like a software license? If it lives and dies with the car then it should be included in insurance payouts and should be able to be used if the car is restored. If it is a software license it should be able to be transferred from car to car.
So then if the car was sold by the insurance or even private owner bought by say a body shop or ev specialist, and fixed it would retain FSD?If it passed through Tesla's hands, it may be stripped of it. If it's private party, then it would stay with the car. FSD was never offered as a software license from car to car. Even this promo is doing an exceptional case and it's only a one time transfer.
I personally don’t see how it could be removed if Tesla doesn’t own the car.So then if the car was sold by the insurance or even private owner bought by say a body shop or ev specialist, and fixed it would retain FSD?
Right, and the fine print states quite clearly, must be at least 6 to transfer FSD.........I can’t get past a 4 1/2 year old owning a Tesla.
I wanted to take advantage of the FSD transfer and have emails showing interest, wanting to schedule a test drive, etc.
So, you want to get full credit for the value of FSD on your totaled car with from your insurance ...However, last weekend, I was involved in an accident. The car will be totaled and Tesla is telling me that now due to this event, the promotion is invalid and they won't do it.
I find this completely unfair and unacceptable especially since I expressed intent prior to the accident and now, they won't reply to my emails and the last message I got was sorry...your model 3 is not eligible anymore if deemed a total loss.
No trade in required if you actually read the terms first before blasting a snarky reply.
I personally don’t see how it could be removed if Tesla doesn’t own the car.
Tesla might be wise to offer some minimal $$ to insurance companies to buy it back.
Quick question, if someone were to buy a totaled tesla that had FSD on it, and restore it all up to tesla specs. Would the car still have FSD? The main question comes down to who owns the FSD, does it stay with the car like when you pay for upgraded stereo? Or does it go with the owner, like a software license? If it lives and dies with the car then it should be included in insurance payouts and should be able to be used if the car is restored. If it is a software license it should be able to be transferred from car to car.
Tesla extended the offer on Sept 29. If you had one on order by the 30th, they would do the transfer. Easy to document with google searchI wanted a new red, long range Model3 but the AP offer expired before Tesla could find me one. Sure seems strange tht the very Model3 that I wanted became available just a few miles from my home just 3 days after the AP transfer promotion ended. So wrong. It certainly dispels one's trust in Tesla.
Did they officially? Or on a case by case basis.Tesla extended the offer on Sept 29. If you had one on order by the 30th, they would do the transfer. Easy to document with google search
I have to ask, why didn't you follow my advice and google it? Really? In the time you took to ask me, you could have had your answer.Did they officially? Or on a case by case basis.
I'm not sure that article is binding. I've been talking to them through the 30th and they made it pretty clear they were not extending the offer for me.I have to ask, why didn't you follow my advice and google it? Really? In the time you took to ask me, you could have had your answer.
I just don't understand why people don't look things up vs asking?
Tesla Will Honor FSD Transfers After September 30, but Conditions Still Apply
Tesla changed its FSD transfer policy to allow the transfer even after September 30, as long as buyers make "an honest effort" to take delivery of the new carwww.autoevolution.com
I have to ask, why didn't you follow my advice and google it? Really? In the time you took to ask me, you could have had your answer.
I just don't understand why people don't look things up vs asking?
Tesla Will Honor FSD Transfers After September 30, but Conditions Still Apply
Tesla changed its FSD transfer policy to allow the transfer even after September 30, as long as buyers make "an honest effort" to take delivery of the new carwww.autoevolution.com
Are you talking to Tesla verbally or using the app? If you're using the app, show the text screen capture.I'm not sure that article is binding. I've been talking to them through the 30th and they made it pretty clear they were not extending the offer for me.
Thankfully, Tesla once again reconsidered its position on the FSD transfer. According to several Tesla owners, Tesla removed the deadline as the pre-condition for the transfer. This was requested by those wishing to transfer the FSD to a new Tesla, especially as the delivery time was not under their control. Thankfully, Tesla agreed and announced that the transfer would not be refused even if the new car could not be delivered by the end of the month.
Did you already have the order in prior to September 30th, as well as the transfer request and also have the other conditions satisfied (it mentioned stuff like credit checks)? Also did an inventory car matching your configuration pop up (if so, did you accept it)? The conditions of the extension according to that article seems to be fairly restrictive, so may not apply to many people.I'm not sure that article is binding. I've been talking to them through the 30th and they made it pretty clear they were not extending the offer for me.
Thankfully, Tesla once again reconsidered its position on the FSD transfer. According to several Tesla owners, Tesla removed the deadline as the pre-condition for the transfer. This was requested by those wishing to transfer the FSD to a new Tesla, especially as the delivery time was not under their control. Thankfully, Tesla agreed and announced that the transfer would not be refused even if the new car could not be delivered by the end of the month.