2020 Tesla Model Y Long Range

Still Has PowerTrain Warranty til 2028 or 120,000 miles,
Introducing the future of electric vehicles - the 2020 Tesla Model Y Long Range. This stunning crossover SUV combines luxury, performance, and eco-friendliness in one sleek package. Powered by an electric 346 horsepower engine with an impressive 389 ft. lbs. of torque, this vehicle is sure to take your driving experience to new heights.

Equipped with a 1-Speed Direct-Drive Automatic transmission, the Model Y offers a smooth and effortless ride. And with an impressive range of over 300 miles, you can travel with confidence and without the need for constant charging.

Step inside and be amazed by the spacious and modern interior, featuring premium materials and advanced technology. The panoramic glass roof provides a breathtaking view while the 15-inch touchscreen display allows you to control every aspect of your car with ease.

Safety is also a top priority with the Model Y, as it comes with a suite of advanced features such as Autopilot, collision avoidance, and blind spot monitoring. You can relax knowing that you and your passengers are always protected.

Don't miss your chance to own the 2020 Tesla Model Y Long Range and be a part of the electric revolution. Contact us today to schedule a test drive and experience the future of driving.

What does *Manufacturer Buyback* mean?

In cases where a customer is dissatisfied with a vehicle they have purchased new from a manufacturer, they may offer or agree to reacquire the vehicle and give the customer a refund or a replacement vehicle. In many cases, the manufacturer is unable to verify the concern, but agrees to take the vehicle back in the interest of customer satisfaction. In other cases, a required part or software update may not be available. Buybacks always carry the remaining balance of the factory warranty. In some cases, an extended warranty on the repaired defect also applies.
Auto manufacturers value their reputation. That reputation is an integral part of the value attached to the models that they sell. Vehicles repurchased by a manufacturer may need repairs to correct problems, but that isn't always the case. Vehicles are often repurchased as a gesture of goodwill to maintain a valued relationship with a customer. In other instances, parts may not have been available in a timely manner to fix a minor problem and the customer may ask the manufacturer buy back the vehicle. There are even cases where buyers will fabricate problems to get out of a vehicle if they know how to use the "Lemon Laws" to their advantage. Furthermore, there are situations where a vehicle does have a legitimate mechanical problem that needs extra attention to correct. Regardless of the reason for a buyback, when a true problem does exist, the manufacturer not only wants to fix it, the company is required by law to fully correct any issues before the vehicle is offered for sale. Our experience with Buybacks supports the fact that manufacturers ensure the repurchased vehicle meets all requirements for performance before it is offered for sale.