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They are making progress. This was earlier today.

Looks like work has started here. Went by yesterday and the spots are now blocked off.

I stopped by this past weekend and took a few more pictures. Doesn't look like much has changed since the previous week. Looks like it is waiting for the meter to be put in?

I was just there this past weekend while driving to Orlando and saw them! Was looking for a post, figuring that it would already be listed on here since they are so far along.... Anyway, took a few pictures, they looked pretty close to being ready. But due to location and the area, ice'ing might...

Haven't seen anyone post that they can configure from Tampa yet. I was around 75th in line and can't configure yet.

My guess (because that is all it is) is that IF the 200,000th car is sold in Q2, and the full credit is available until the end of Q3, anywhere from 125,000 to 175,000 Model 3s could get the full credit (and that's assuming a ramp up to 5k per week goes smoothly with no recalls or supply chain...

I don't see that happening. I just don't see them going above 5k per week without a second factory. I think 200k model 3s in 2018 is best case scenario (but I hope I'm wrong).

I wouldn't be surprised if they did that, possibly at the annual service visits or even OTA. But as mentioned, most people don't do full charge-discharge cycles ever with their car, as opposed to with their phones which often get more than one cycle per day. And if the batteries can go 500+...

I'm waiting for the 200.

You all sure about that? The blue one all the way to the left by the building sure does look like a model 3 to me.

Anyone know when it will be open?

All of the above?

I hope Tesla is testing out their cars in Florida's humid heat. Several people I know that are skeptical about EVs doubt whether they will hold up in this climate.

Haha, me too!

My guess is that it would be tough to make enough off that for it to be worthwhile. It would likely need to be a loaded M3 and any premium on it would push up against MS prices (at least for slightly used ones).

Not all banks/credit cards post transactions immediately. Do you usually see your charges instantly once you swipe your card? If not, I wouldn't worry about it.

Thanks for the info!

At what point do you "quaify" for the tax credit? When you order? Take delivery? Or something else?

Tampa had about 8 ipads/computer. Took me 80 minutes to get through line. I didnt count but would estimate 150 - 200 people. I was in line at 10.

I would guess it might be coded based on what region you ordered in (East Coast, West coast, non-US, etc) Or it could just be a random number having no relation to your spot in line.

I don't think it'll be too much of a problem. It is non-transferable (without approval by Tesla) if you both go in there together at some point, you can probably change the name or address on the reservation. They seemed to be pretty accommodating while I was there, even under the pressure of...

I was so excited to throw my $1k at the Tesla guy with the iPad that I ran out of there without even thinking to ask about a receipt or about the model 3 agreement that was recently posted. Only thought about it later when I realized I hadn't received any confirmation email. Glad to know that...