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Production started: 2/24 finished: 2/28

1. Depends on the lender, I've only financed through credit unions and never had any penalties for early repayment. 2. Yes, owning the car through the calendar year that you claim the tax credit will be fine.

In production as of today. As I mentioned before I added supercharging.

I blame all of you.... Go ahead and update the spreadsheet and add supercharging to my car.

I am just a developer at the bottom of the totem pole at my company. I am sure there are several of my peers who make less than what my car costs so I've been asked the question by them as well as the VP of my department. I of course sugar-coat it for these people, throwing out base price...

I got a quote through USAA. Wife and I are under 30 and was quoted $768 per 6 months for an S60.

That is correct, I just noticed that this morning. Not a big traveller but I will probably be adding sometime within the year. Supercharger network was much smaller in July when I ordered.

I was posting from a mobile device and just now saw how much the spreadsheet was actually capturing. It looks like someone accidentally set KaJu74's order date to mine. Here is the rest of the details. VIN: 32029 Color: Black Roof: All Glass Wheels: 21" Silver Seats: Leather Black Decor...

I was trying to link to another thread where a similar "white powder" has shown up (much smaller amounts) in other peoples car and they are speculating corrosion as well. Look at page 2 of the "My baby got hurt :(" post under the main Model S forum. Now that is a lot of powder so let's just hope...

S60 Ordered: 7/7/13 Preferred Delivery: 3/14 Confirmed: 7/17/13 VIN: 1/23/14 Still sourcing parts Est. Delivery: March 10th Location: Virginia Beach, VA US

Possible discussion of corrosion over here: Weird foam dripping from car after rain

Interesting, this is currently being discussed in another thread: My baby got hurt :( - Page 2