China driver buys used US$14,000 Tesla, finds it will not charge, tows with ox in protest


Despite unusual public protest, car showroom involved insist car was listed in a buyer beware category when it was bought. — SCMP

A car owner in China was so shocked to find that a second-hand Tesla Model 3 – which he bought for 101,000 yuan (RM61,823 or US$14,000) – would not charge, he staged a protest by towing it down the street pulled by an ox.

Many netizens were left stunned by the response of the unidentified man from Weifang in Shandong province, eastern China, who recently bought the white Tesla Model 3 Performance through the well-known second-hand car platform, Guazi.

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