That’s where I saw it and off to the races I went, lol. I then re-read the article and came to conclusion it was misinterpreted. Oops
There goes the $7,500 tax credit and depending on how long it takes, the $3,750 might be gone by then too!It sounds like an easy fix but apparently not. A new report from Seeking Alpha says all of the first Solterra and bZ4x models that rolled off the assembly line cannot be fixed. The report says Toyota states that there is no remedy to cure the faulty wheels available at this time, and customers will receive a free replacement vehicle pending a resolution of the problem.
That’s where I saw it and off to the races I went, lol. I then re-read the article and came to conclusion it was misinterpreted. OopsThe sister Solterra forum made the same mistake earlier 🙂
has yours arrived in port? If not, no QC hold or recall will appear yet, per dealer conversations. It was my understanding that only cars that made it to the customer were to be recalled. Others will be contained by a QC hold at port or dealer.I special ordered the FWD with the 18inch wheels, Heavy Metal and the winter package (heated front seats and steering wheel).
you will need to register if you don’t already have an account. You can pull specs including the order date.I just looked up my vin number Free Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Decoder & Lookup and the factory came up. Is there a better place to search for vin info?