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There are either a lot of Cybertruck flippers out there, or people aren't happy with their electric pickup trucks

The Tesla Cybertruck hype has just reached new heights. A Cyberbeast Foundation Series has been auctioned off for a record price

Tesla is going after car flippers who try to sell their Cybertrucks even though they have recently got it delivered, thus breaching the purchase contract

EV giant Tesla Inc. (TSLA) can sue its customers who resell their Cyberturck within the first year of ownership..

Tesla Cybertruck owners may not be allowed to resell the electric pickup truck without first obtaining permission from Tesla.

Tesla has removed the anti-flipping language from its order agreement, though the exact reason remains unknown.

The automaker wants early Cybertruck owners to hold onto their electric pickup trucks for at least a year.

Tesla just added an anti-flipping clause and can apply a charge of at least $50,000 if you do sell it.

Tesla cracks down on car-flipping with Cybertruck contract

The Cybertruck officially launches this month, and Tesla won't let customers sell their car within the first year without risking a lawsuit.