If the salesman was more…
If the salesman was more knowledgeable he would have advised the customer to go to Tesla to get the insurance. All my customers qualify for full coverage from Tesla for about $150 to $180 per month with no agent fees.
As far as the charger. If the dealer selling it was a good dealer they would have given the customer a Tesla Travel Charger ($250) This charger plugs in to 110v and 220V. They could have plugged it in to the washer dryer outlet and put a manual switch for when they want to use the dryer. Done less then a few hundred dollars and your customer is saving hundred a month on gasoline and insurance since you won't be able to insure a Honda for those prices.
When people want to misslead to the public it's funny how difficult they make it look. There is no panel change, no new wiring nothing. Just a simple switch to use the dryer circuit. She will get 15 miles an hour charge like this which is plenty to charge the car up overnight.