Recent content by Destructis5150

I have two cars in my garage, both facing the same direction so the charge ports are probably about 15 feet apart. I've never had the both ports open when I press the button.

I like having it. When I travel, if the destination or other chargers are in use, I typically park across from the chargers. Then I can check the sentry camera every now and then to see when the spots open.

I set up the app and didn't pay until after I inspected the car. So you can set up your bank account in plaid and wait until delivery to hit the pay button. Once you hit the pay button, it takes a few minutes and then you can accept delivery. Then it takes a few minutes to sync the car and...

I was going to buy an ioniq 5 in a few months as I need a new car. However, the price cuts and EV tax credit made the MY much cheaper than the ioniq 5 limited that I would have bought. I did test drive the ioniq. A few things that I wish the MY had, but the MY had more milage, more cargo...

And most of the EVs, like the Teslas, are really cool!!

It can vary. A co-worker and I ordered the same config, but I ordered 2 days later. I got my first EDD update before he did. He didn't get his update until the day before his vin was assigned. We ordered right after price cut, so our times were compressed from what people are seeing now.

Yes. You hav e to make the payment before taking delivery. You can hand them the bank check or hit the payment button in the app after you see the car. You don't have to pay for the car before you see it (unless your state requires the car is paid for prior to it showing up)

I paid the remaining balance in the app after I inspected the car. The rep gave me the key card and told me to take my time. Once I was done, I showed him one issue, which I have a service appointment for and then I hit pay and then accepted delivery. Took a few minutes for the car to sync...

That's part of the issue. The law didn't specify what is a critical material and how do you measure %. Weight, volume, cost, etc...

It took me 3 or 4 days to get the text. Once I did, it gave me options for a 3 or 4 days and a couple of times each day. The insurance rules vary I believe from state to state. I just provided the vin to my insurance company once I had a delivery date and set that as the start of coverage...

For me, it just came down to if I want to make an extra stop or two for longer trips. The standard range will meet 90% of my driving needs and also the other 10% if I am ok with adding 20 to 40 minutes to my trip. I opted to go with the longer range even though I probably don't "need" it.

That's not necessarily true. I ordered a MYLR 5 seat after price cuts, but before IRS raised the limit. It took 5 weeks from order to delivery.

I am upset my 2023 MYLR does not have park assist distance readouts like my 2022 M3LR. I knew this was going to be the case, but hope that they address it with OTA updates at some future point. I don't technically 'need' it, but it is a nice feature to have.

If it wasn't for all the uncertainty about the tax credit, 1/2 the angst would go away. There was not a deadline for anything when I ordered my M3 last year. It took about 8 weeks I think and it went by pretty quickly. I never refreshed the app at all. This year, it only took 5 weeks to get...

Although, that depends on state laws apparently too. In VA, I could inspect first.