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Order on hold, not vehicle

I'm set to pick up that config on Tuesday. RN1158

Got my VIN (478), RN1158 LR MSM

Keep in mind plaid was never 15K under what is is now. At most you would be saving the amount of the recent plaid increase.

Two different things. What was debunked (or at least has not been proven) is the notion that people with newer orders are being prioritized over older (pre-price hike) orders of that exact same config because of the lower price/margin. But yes it's been established that delivery timelines are...

It doesn't matter in the end, all Model S with vision capable cameras will have their radar disabled once the FSD software is pushed to all. So for a period of time until they declare FSD out of beta you will have radar but only until then.

Check your order agreement. Over time they reduced the number of days from their initial attempt to notify you to accept delivery or face cancellation. My order from later last year says 30 days, yours may be 60 or 90. That means you can refuse delivery at this time and have up to that number...

And Tesla doesn't do updates based on model year.

That's comparing a RWD to AWD car. Depending on location it may not be a big deal, but a core difference that would apply to many.

Why the comparisons to the plaid when a LR is the same car with less power (but still more than the Taycan)? I love the Taycan as well for what it brings, but there is no mistaking it's a much more expensive car.

I have RN1158 with Cincy delivery and have been holding at Feb 11-March 11 for LR, MSM/Black/19.

The active noise cancellation is not activated yet which will help.

It's interesting how the mentality of needing to go somewhere to "fill up" comes through in articles like this. Rarely is it called out that even disregarding the cost comparison, having your own "pump" at home and always having a fueled up vehicle is such a time and stress saver.

Of course they all are, but only Telsa publishes the actual sales price online so it's visible. Going into a dealership to buy another manufacturer's vehicle you'll find no more incentive programs and a lack of negotiation power raising the sales price on all vehicles considerably. At this...

Yes my Model X purchased in Dec 2019 was a 2020 Model Year. All new model year cars go through various certifications and one of those is efficiency/range. Tesla strategically renames their models and/or model years to get official range changes. That year they happened to release a new...