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We got it. There were just a few minor panel alignment issues and scuffs we'll address later. Overall we were very pleased. The tow hitch cover was a real pain to remove. I had to pull like crazy with two trim tools. It has a standard 7-way "RV blade style" connector.

The Tesla Model Y Facebook group has a member who took delivery with a tow hitch on 6/12/2020. Our delivery (also with a tow hitch) is scheduled for tomorrow. Edit: It might be "Dandrewk" in the spreadsheet.

@Troy, may I suggest you add a the tow hitch as a data point?

I haven't received any emails since reserving, but kept checking my account page. Over the past couple hours, I set up my trade-in and loan, and submitted proof of insurance. Now I'm just waiting for a delivery date and VIN.

@Troy, nice work. I'd love to see queries added to the Stats sheet for paint color, wheels, interior, interior layout, and autopilot. Probably not too useful for delivery dates (except they seem to maybe be prioritizing FSD right now), but it'd still be interesting data.

Here. Looks like they have a new channel.

Once you unlock by tapping the card, you can open the trunk by pressing its release button above the license plate. No need to use the touchscreen.

There is quite a list going here.

We know from an unveiling ride video that there will be metal, fixed glass, and opening glass roof options.

At the Code conference on June 1, Musk said of the Model 3, "We’re aiming for pencils down in about six weeks, complete pencils down." Six weeks from June 1 is tomorrow, July 13.

I just got mine. I was #3 in line in Scottsdale, AZ, and was out of the store by 10:03 AM. Naturally, my letter carrier creased it. :-/

I got this supercharger since it was the cheapest one I could find ($15.99 + $4.05 shipping). I'm not willing to spend very much on something 3D printed; they just don't look that good up close. Unfortunately for anyone buying one now, the price just went up by $4.

Perhaps I am also being too skeptical, but I find the use of the word "ordering" a little fishy. In states like Arizona, Tesla had to be careful to state that your $1,000 was buying a spot in line to order (i.e. making a reservation), not to placing an order.

There's a chart here: Model3-CampOut-LineUp-OnLine

The TesLorean, TesLorean – DeLorean Electric Conversion Blog :)

From this thread:

Based on a license plate width of 12", I calculated a body width (minus mirrors) of 59" from the first image, and 66" from the second image. The second image is lower resolution, but gives a more centered (and therefore probably more accurate) view. Using the high-resolution press version of...

This is mentioned in this video at 3:11. There will be metal, fixed glass, and opening glass (panoramic) options.

I'm pretty sure SΞXY P100D was referring to the swapped L and S, not the E -> 3.

"JSC2011-E-040200 (2 March 2011) --- The landing approach to the Kennedy Space Center is seen in a heads up display as the STS-135 crew trains in the Vertical Motion Simulator (VMS) at NASA's Ames Research Center in Mountain View, Calif., on March 2, 2011. Photo credit: NASA Photo/Houston...

Yep, right here.

I, too, have significantly more experience with Excel than Sheets, but you really did an excellent job on this.

Awesome! May I suggest freezing the top row of Summary, and if possible, having that sheet first?

If anyone reading this has the full-edit version of the sheet open, and is NOT making edits, but just checking status, please use this link for the HTML view.

I think you mean Alt+240. That's the identical to ≡. If Unicode entry is available, I prefer to use the trigram for heaven ☰. For that, you have to hold Alt and type an actual + (on the numpad) followed by 2630.

Early Birds was my idea, but I only updated the formatting and formulas of the other sheet.

I've had the sheet come up in "HTML view" several times. Just keep reloading and you eventually get the full version.

Tam, great idea tracking sign-ups over time. You inspired me to make another chart.

This isn't a direct answer, but personally, I've never camped out for anything before, and I'll definitely be at my local gallery quite early. I've been wanting to buy a car like the Model ☰ for most of my life. A phone upgrade or a Black Friday sale seem trivial in comparison.

Understood. It's because the way some rows were added made some formulas change. I'll fix it now.

I'd recommend moving the new additions from "Input Here" to "ProtectedData", so there isn't a risk of duplicates.

We've had a lot more vandalism since the spreadsheet became more well-known. I keep making private backups so I can undo most of the damage, but unfortunately I didn't have a backup with your entry.

ModelNforNerd, Bokonon, and Franky, your locations are missing.

I figured it out! Select the chart area, then select Move & Resize at the top, then drag the chart area borders. I made a second chart, oriented the other direction. It is able to have 11 pt labels instead of 8 pt.

Yeah, all I did was move it to its own sheet and tweak some of the formatting.

:) It's just a shame there's so much empty space so the font has to be so small. Apparently there used to be a way to make it better, but Google disabled it. Maybe someone else here knows another way.

I tried that, but for some reason, it was off by one day.

Well done. Since you did the hard work, I went ahead and made another countdown for in-person reservations.

No pressure, but just in case you missed it / hadn't considered it, a few people listed themselves as "Anonymous."

As I commented in the sheet, I feel like that row is off-topic, and would like to delete it.

I modified the Auto Tally sheet to ignore rows with "Informational" in column C. I also chimed in on column D, but my main criteria is price. See here for Saint Louis.

:) You're welcome. Spreadsheets are a passion of mine.