Home Cars News A one-year resale restriction, buyback rights, and a $50,000 penalty raise the stakes for collectors Tesla Tesla is putting unusual limits on some of its most expensive cars. Buyers invited to purchase the Signature Edition Model S and Model X have to agree not to resell them within the first year, and the financial hit for breaking that deal could be severe. The agreement lets Tesla seek $50,000 in liquidated damages, or the full amount from the resale, whichever is higher. It also gives the company a chance to step in before a sale closes, either by repurchasing the vehicle under set terms or by trying to stop a title transfer. That matters because Tesla is selling these cars as a true farewell run. It plans to build 250 Signature Edition Model S sedans and 100 Model X SUVs, all finished in Garnet Red with gold accents, white Alcantara trim, and numbered plaques. At $159,420 each, the package looks designed to attract buyers who see scarcity as part of the appeal.…