Recent content by Mayo

apparently you can not transfer supercharging and keep any discounts I just got this message on my pending model x pick up instructions

IRS goes by the MSRP price not the actual price you paid. So for example if you pick up a DEMO with discounts under the 80K price cap and the vehicle original MSRP was 81,000 it would not qualify. Fees like destination, registration , taxes ect.... will not effect the MSRP price. Only...

where did you hear this from. I was told the opposite. That I could only take the loyalty credit and not the referral credit. I signed a FUSC agreement document that had no reference to any credit requirement or limitations.

California Law Requires your insurance company to cover a new vehicle upon purchase. So Calif dealers only require you show them you have coverage for your existing vehicles. They realize California mandates them to cover a new purchase so dont worry about a vin just that you have a current...

I think its just marketing, They just released a batch of Demo recently so apparently still have plenty of 2023 vehicle's in inventory so until they exhuast that they will hold off on releasing 2024. If they release 2024 they will get stuck with thousands of 2023 models and have to further...

Mine shows a $250.00 Discount also, but it is listed as a LOYALTY Discount not a REFERRAL

That statement is incorrect. I am sitting on EDD Jan thru Feb 2024, I received my initial trade evaluation almost imediately after I ordered. Then about three days ago I received a final contractural trade offer and was asked to except it or decline it.

This one does not qualify for the Fed EV discounts/credits

I was asked to sign the FUSC agreement on the day I ordered the vehicle. As for the lower price for upgrades that would make your vehicle inelibible for the fed EV credit because it is based on the MSRP not the discount price.

I am no attorney. However I do believe employees of Tesla are all representives of ELON and Tesla. So if they want to send me text messages and emails telling me they will honor and extend a policy or program they currently offer and I comply without causing delays. Then I would believe...

I spoke with my Sales Rep yesterday and asked about the FUSC transfer issue regarding the deadline of December 31. This is what he assured me "Tesla will be honoring the transfer of the FUSC even past the deadline as long as the order was placed before December 31." The bad part is if this...

People dont rely on CarMax and Tesla alone. three days ago I sold a tesla model Y. TESLA $28,500 CARMAX $29,000 Local Toyota Dealer $34,500 Guess who I sold to.

sounds like its a rejected new vehicle especially if it is not a demo and is still in the inventory

Tesla will continue to apply this terrible sales tactic until someone takes them to court with a class action lawsuit. How can a company be able to sell you a 100K product and not let you inspect it prior to paying for it. REASON because WE AS THE CONSUMERS keep purchasing the product with...

its all about resale values down the road. 2023 vs 2024 can make a difference depending on many factors.