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I plan to buy a gasoline-powered competitor. Hopefully, Tesla will mature further and I'll consider them again.

I asked my delivery advisor and was told that I would not receive an adaptor.

Tesla no longer includes the NEMA 14-50 adaptor, though they did when I ordered in March. I purchased one from the online Tesla store. Obviously, I no longer need it. I ordered a Long Range Dual Motor with the Red Multi-Coat exterior, Black and White interior, and 19" Sport Wheels.

I cancelled my order.

Has anyone previously asked why Tesla doesn't use the value of the actual mileage on the car? The company has one of the most extensive vehicle tracking capabilities.

I ordered a Model 3 Long Range Dual Motor with the red exterior and white and black interior on March 17. My estimated delivery date is June 28. That's a whopping 103 days for a domestic delivery.

That's not normal for any other brand of vehicle.

The closest delivery center is over one and a half hours away from my home This would make me more inclined to refuse delivery. The prospect of sacrificing a day to drop off and retrieve a car is a big detriment. This is an additional consideration for the Tesla brand since they have far fewer...

What part of the delivery process is leading to these scratches? I've never heard of a vehicle model being delivered so consistenly with obvious paint scratches. Unfortunately, I suspect both of your Model 3's rear quarter panels will need to be repainted.

According to some posts on this forum, Tesla was building cars for export to other countries during that part of the quarter.

The difference in color between the bumper covers and the sheet metal may be down to the differences in the paint used for those parts. The urethane bumper covers require a paint with a flexible additive. Some manufacturers do a better job matching the differing paints than others do. It's also...

That's a low quality paint job, even for a mass-produced vehicle. It's indicative of a dirty paint environment (debris under the paint) or unclean paint sprayers (bubbles in the paint).

According to my Delivery Experience Specialist, the vehicle is in a covered car carrier headed east. The Model 3 in question has 3.1 miles on the odometer. It appears to be located in Barstow, California as of 8:30 am EST.

I ordered a Model 3 Long Range Dual Motor on March 17, 2019. I'm now on my third delivery date, June 28, 2019. I was told that the latest delay was due to my vehicle being delivered to the wrong location. Timeline: March 17: Ordered the Model 3. March 22: Delivery date scheduled for March...