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Yup, you're right. Changed in in 2014 apparently. 20 days after title acquired to notify for new acquired vehicles. A bit different if you're replacing a car and don't change the original coverages. That said, Tesla makes their own rules, so easiest just to add the car and modify dates...

Just to add a bit of closure. Your current policy, assuming full coverage, provides 30 days of coverage for newly acquired vehicles. The company just back dates it to the date ownership starts. That said, just add you VIN to your policy. If the effective date is dramatically different from...

FWIW, from talks with staff and various message boards, the SA SC seems to have a pretty mature operation. The SC manager is spending most of his time up in Austin trying to sort out things there, since they lost there other manager earlier(?) this year. The sales side folks have all been great.

It's a niche thing. The LS430 is arguably the best quality car Lexus ever built. Mechanics and others suck them up, if in good condition and with a good service record. Easily a 300K mile car, if one is inclined to drive it that long. But it's an old car, and usually driven by folks of a...

Service experience on totally different ends of scale. Completely different corporate objectives and practice, even with the slide of Lexus recently. (context...LX470, LX570 and a couple of LS430s...and considering a 2017 LS460 Ultra) RX doesn't have the LS or LS build quality, but even there...

You can have the total financed by your credit union. They can cut a check for Tesla and another for you register and pay excise tax to the state.

Even if you close the deal through Tesla due to timing, you can still get new car financing from your credit union if you do it in a timely manner, depending on the credit union.

Mine was just a lease vs buy quote. No plans to move forward, unless I get end-of-quarter offer I can't refuse. Procrastinating over M3 vs X vs waiting for battery update on X....or maybe even the Y, though first year build concerns and availability make that model unlikely.

36 month lease and 72 month buy model. Zero down on the lease. See attached

Useful, if you want to run some scenarios... Lease vs Buy A Car | Bankrate.com Residual on the base 2020 Tesla Model X they just quoted me was about 54%. ($47K residual on $85K price). When I looked at current asking prices for 2017 models, it somewhat suggested actual residual is greater than...