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It works out to being the same thing essentially. You can’t use a buyer code and get 10,000 loyalty credits. 10,000 loyalty credits can buy 3 months of FSD. I personally like it this way as it gives different redemption options.

You shouldn’t have to refer yourself. You get 10,000 loyalty credits that you can redeem for 3 months of FSD, if you choose. There are better redemption options though, just see what works best for you.

Seek out a lemon law attorney. They are “free”, as the manufacturer pays the attorney fees. It seems like you would qualify based on the number of days you had it in service (the law varies from state to state). You could also request a buyback from the service center, though I wouldn’t...

That sucks. It’ll probably take them a few weeks to implement the updates. Nice looking MX though!

? Tesla is notorious for quietly implementing production changes before officially announcing. The front camera and ambient lighting are very likely. I haven’t heard anything about massaging seating from reliable sources, so that probably isn’t a thing.

I see you take delivery tomorrow. Did they ever check and call?

Asking 68K? You do realize that a new 2017 inventory vehicles are currently listed for 74K (around 67K after incentives) with AP2 already included. You may be asking 15-20K too high.

Congrats, beautiful car! I've been following your progress on this thread, as I'm also in FL and placed an order for a same state delivery CPO on June 6. I see you had some delays but in the end it seems like it was worth it for that amazing MS!

Will you post pics? What's the 100% and 90% charge? Accident history?

Really? I did a quick search and found a few around your price range. Here's a few similar to your config ( Agree that there is a notable mileage difference): 85 kWh Performance Model S 5YJSA1H25FFP76846 | Tesla or Model S P85D 5YJSA1E40FF104098 | Tesla. Maybe I'm overlooking a certain...

Similar P85Ds buying CPO from Tesla around that price. You do have a very low mileage advantage , but I'd personally just go the CPO route which will include warranty. I'm sure you have already, but just incase make sure you check out ev-cpo.com.

Yes I saw the same car! I had my card information in and submitted a few seconds too late. It was a steal at the price and had pretty much every option except subzero.

How many miles are showing on the 100% and 90% charge?

Any pics? Where are you located? Lease-end buyout price?

Maybe a typo? 44k?