In Montreal, an owner of Tesla Cybertruck thought he would do what thousands of motorists do every year: get his vehicle back on the wheel of the same brand new model. His electric pick-up truck already displays nearly 80,000 km on the meter, and the basic guarantee is approaching its limit. What was supposed to be a simple operation turned into a puzzle, however, until Tesla Canada's outright refusal to take the vehicle back, according to Super…
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In Montreal, an owner of Tesla Cybertruck thought he would do what thousands of motorists do every year: get his vehicle back on the wheel of the same brand new model. His electric pick-up truck already displays nearly 80,000 km on the meter, and the basic guarantee is approaching its limit. What was supposed to be a simple operation turned into a puzzle, however, until Tesla Canada's outright refusal to take the vehicle back, according to Super…