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Picked it up last Saturday. Overall it was find. Just a little grease on the passenger rear headliner by the coat hanger. And the drivers side trip wasn’t snapped In all the way. I just decided to fix everything myself.

No it can’t, but if you are putting a down payment, just put down $2,000 less.

What is that sound before it shatters? It goes away after it breaks. Kind of sounds like a cricket, but a high frequency sound can shatter a window.

I started the thread and I have the 20” induction rims.

My 2021 MY is on the way to the delivery center. Earliest delivery for me was Sunday the 25th. I elected to take delivery on Tuesday the 27th. 2 more weeks! And my VIN was 603xx so I think it was the earlier builds of the 2021.

Except it will because a October 2020 build is a 2021 model while a September 2020 build is a 2020 model. That’s how cars work. They don’t go by build dates, they go by model years.

You are not thinking of the future where a 2021 will resell for a higher value than a 2020. That’s a loss of money for the consumer. I care about my revenue in the future more than Tesla’s revenue now.

It’s the manage autopilot button. You can click that if you want to remove full self driving and step down to normal autopilot.

I'm in New York, so may be just North East and the usual West coast at the moment.

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I ordered a blue LR with Induction wheels on October 3rd. Just got my VIN today and it appears it is a 2021 model.

If you are on iOS 14 make sure that location for Tesla is set to always allow.

What’s your credit score if you don’t mind me asking?

Have you never purchased any other car before? I paid $600 for a stage 1 tune on my VW GTI. A stage 1 tune is just a red lash of the ECU. Aka, a software upgrade. So, no this is not unique to Tesla.

The Ring Connect has its own LTE that you need to pay for. Not sure if it will be included in the existing Ring protect subscription or if you would need a separate subscription. It would be better if it used the Tesla’s built in connection. That is why it is redundant. The car already has LTE...

Yea, it has its own LTE and WiFi. A little redundant, but I guess Tesla doesn't want them using the built in LTE.

They probably meant FedEx/UPS deliveries.