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Whether you like it or want it is completely up to you. Not everyone else feels that way, certainly not first time Tesla owners who will probably want a bit more time spent having the software explained or talking about thing with the DS. If you're good with it being dropped off at your house with just a signature that fine for you, not for everyone else though and I'm sure Tesla will accommodate just about everyone.Relic of the past. If QA is where EM says it will be, and the car has been prepped regionally/locally and essentially flawless.....give me home delivery. I don't need the cheesy flowers, champagne. No balloons, bows, or parties. I don't need to meet "Fred and Bill" in the parts department, or the "Service Team". I just don't. Frankly, I expect never to see them, I don't care who they are, and it's a waste of my time and attention.
The problem is everyone's different. I certainly would prefer a self-driving self-delivery. No need for know-nothing salesperson types making stuff up. Regardless, what should exist is a really well-designed owner's manual. That way you get all the info you need and it's all accurate.
Funny that all these tools now exist to create a really logical yet concise "smart" instruction manual in electronic form but it's never ever done well by any company - at least that I've ever seen. Forget the videos, IMO.
We don't know that other activities won't be happening, to help educate new customers and get them excited about joining this community.
Saturday morning classes...
I paid for my X with an ACH transfer Dec. 2016. The money got sucked right out of my account.As a first step, they should start accepting ACH transfers for payment...
As a first step, they should start accepting ACH transfers for payment...
They do. That's how I paid for my MS that I picked up on 3/11. Easy peasy.
My delivery experience was a few minutes of paperwork (I wasn't timing it), followed by about an hour of going over car features, followed by about 10 minutes of getting the temporary plates put on, followed by me driving away. No one was rushing anyone. I was a very pleasant experience.
Pretty sure those days are long gone. A modern owner's manual is mostly warnings, like do not eat the seatbelts, don't drive over a cliff, do not set yourself on fire while driving, etc.
...If QA is where EM says it will be...essentially flawless