That's a different business and they could definitely sign up as third party servicers with Tesla (ie to charge Tesla for any warranty services they provide), but they just want to hold onto the dealership fees on top. Not that I can blame them, but this isn't an area where regulation benefits consumers.
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That's a different business and they could definitely sign up as third party servicers with Tesla (ie to charge Tesla for any warranty services they provide), but they just want to hold onto the dealership fees on top. Not that I can blame them, but this isn't an area where regulation benefits consumers.