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I mean, the writing was on the wall that the MY is really an economy mid-size SUV. My $31.5k (new) 2020 hybrid CR-V has more features, better ride, etc. Paying $46k ($15k premium) to get electric vs hybrid and add in some novelty tech? Ok sounds semi-palatable. Pay $67k ($35k premium) to get...

Canceled in late November. Going to re-place order now. Lol at all the big brainers saying demand was too high for Tesla to adjust the price.

Imagine trying to get your financing lined up between Christmas and new years

Yes, mine says I have to take delivery within 30 days of the first attempt, ordered early Mayish. This article and people’s experiences say they are enforcing different rules. Isn’t that the whole point here? Replying to the above person’s article? It’s just a head scratcher that people want...

It’s widely known DiaperKink provides the best bespoke peelers in the west coast.

“I think it’s pretty clear. Tesla wants people to actually take delivery of the cars they ordered, and stop trying to delay delivery” So, I’m just gonna stop at this statement. What would make it 100% clear (not “pretty clear”) is if they released a statement on policy to the general public...

So meta. This reads like an Amazon CS reply when I’m trying to tell them my apple peeler package arrived and inside was a used diaper.

Heaven forbid Tesla just clarify to the general population. It’s all so silly. Like, that article talks about it as if you placed your order now but Tesla is using that policy on people with delivery dates that were pulled in (in some cases) from their original EDD. One of the comments there...

Some people are providing feedback from their experiences that differs from the standard snark, seems like this thread is entirely warranted. I’ve seen 30 day delays, delays to original EDD and now a user saying they were able to push out to 1/1/22. I’d rather see more on-topic feedback like...