From what I've read on other threads here, it looks like Fremont -> Chicago -> Birmingham and then trailer to Atlanta from there.
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From what I've read on other threads here, it looks like Fremont -> Chicago -> Birmingham and then trailer to Atlanta from there.
Spyder14
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rfmurphy81
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Not for me. My agreement is still dated 1/1/16, the day I confirmed the order, and hasn't changed even though my car is in transit from the factory to my local SC.
Good to know, I originally asked for April delivery then in the beginning of January, I requested it to be earliest delivery. I received my VIN 4 weeks ago, the delivery estimate remained unchanged giving me no clue when production may start.
rfmurphy81
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I also got the MVPA on the date I confirmed the order. But then I got a final MVPA yesterday and production started today. My DS said I would get an email when the final MVPA was posted (so I can send it to get financing) but that never happened, so it's a good thing I looked earlier today.
Spyder14
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I got my MVPA on Feb 1 & the e-mail stating we are going into production on Feb 9.
Are those emails from tesla or your DS? Seems like I didn't get any updates from tesla itself since I confirmed.
Spyder14
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Seven7
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Got a call from the DS today, production is all done but will be shipped by train, so add ten days to the previous estimate of feb. 20th
Received an email today from our DC, saying the car has entered production. The website reports a big nothing for the estimated delivery date.
Yeah, it's a bug on their site. That changes once production is finished (seems to be averaging about 5 days currently), at which point you'll see a more specific window (most people seem to be getting windows of 2 to 3 weeks, starting about 2 weeks out -- at least for us on the east coast)
vitaliy
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It's not easy sometimes to be an immigrant. Spend almost 8 hours today trying to secure financing. Even with great credit score and successful car loan in the past...
But all good, with 2.19% for 75 month it's almost free money. Delivery not scheduled yet, but probably on or around February 18.
Also bough some accessories today to celebrate:
+ Dashcam [$400]
+ Caliper Paint Kit [$80]
+ 120V extension cable [$15]
+ Magnetic phone mount [25]
+ USB charging ports [$12]
+ White Tesla Key Fob [$11]
+ Carbon fiber spoiler [$300]
+ Ukraine plate frame [$11]
+ Caliper decals "T E S L A" [$10]
+ LED Lighting package [$140]
More to go:
+ Niche Ascari 20" forged wheels [$4,100]
+ Pirelli tires [$1,300]
+ White letters for tires [$80]
+ Premium front console [$600]
+ Tesla genuine wheel caps [$50]
+ BLACKFIRE Wet Diamond All Finish Paint Protection [$100]
+ Rain Repellent Glass Treatment [$30]
+ Chademo adapter [$250]
+ Other adapters [$300]
+ NVX subwoofer [$1190]
+ Window Tint [$250]
+ Queen size inflatable mattress. [$78]
+ 2 Inflatable pillows [$46]
+ Black out chrome [$400]
But all good, with 2.19% for 75 month it's almost free money. Delivery not scheduled yet, but probably on or around February 18.
Also bough some accessories today to celebrate:
+ Dashcam [$400]
+ Caliper Paint Kit [$80]
+ 120V extension cable [$15]
+ Magnetic phone mount [25]
+ USB charging ports [$12]
+ White Tesla Key Fob [$11]
+ Carbon fiber spoiler [$300]
+ Ukraine plate frame [$11]
+ Caliper decals "T E S L A" [$10]
+ LED Lighting package [$140]
More to go:
+ Niche Ascari 20" forged wheels [$4,100]
+ Pirelli tires [$1,300]
+ White letters for tires [$80]
+ Premium front console [$600]
+ Tesla genuine wheel caps [$50]
+ BLACKFIRE Wet Diamond All Finish Paint Protection [$100]
+ Rain Repellent Glass Treatment [$30]
+ Chademo adapter [$250]
+ Other adapters [$300]
+ NVX subwoofer [$1190]
+ Window Tint [$250]
+ Queen size inflatable mattress. [$78]
+ 2 Inflatable pillows [$46]
+ Black out chrome [$400]
HankLloydRight
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vitaliy
Member
Can't find that price anymore now... Maybe it was a chademo adapter for some other car, not sure.
Hi, @vitaliy,
Congrats on the S85D arriving soon and on the great car loan!
Since I see you are into customizing your vehicle, if you don't mind, I'll suggest a few other things you might like:
+ "Lighted T" Tesla badges, for front and/or back -- see thread by @artsci
+ Illuminated (or not) door sill covers from ForMyTesla.com -- they also have other products
Disclaimer: I am a customer of the above products and know a little bit the guys involved in them, and think they are very talented and honest
Also, I have become a big fan of Xpel paint protection film. Not at all a cheap investment; depending on who you have apply it, may cost $4K-$6K to cover the whole car. I started out by covering the front of the car and passenger doors; realized how great it was and came back to finish the rest of the car. When I think of the number of times I've subsequently scratched or dinged something, and wound up either being able to wash the Xpel or simply replace a piece of the Xpel, I find that I've saved more money in aluminum body repair costs than I have spent on the Xpel. Significantly more.
Hope you love your car!
Alan
Congrats on the S85D arriving soon and on the great car loan!
Since I see you are into customizing your vehicle, if you don't mind, I'll suggest a few other things you might like:
+ "Lighted T" Tesla badges, for front and/or back -- see thread by @artsci
+ Illuminated (or not) door sill covers from ForMyTesla.com -- they also have other products
Disclaimer: I am a customer of the above products and know a little bit the guys involved in them, and think they are very talented and honest
Also, I have become a big fan of Xpel paint protection film. Not at all a cheap investment; depending on who you have apply it, may cost $4K-$6K to cover the whole car. I started out by covering the front of the car and passenger doors; realized how great it was and came back to finish the rest of the car. When I think of the number of times I've subsequently scratched or dinged something, and wound up either being able to wash the Xpel or simply replace a piece of the Xpel, I find that I've saved more money in aluminum body repair costs than I have spent on the Xpel. Significantly more.
Hope you love your car!
Alan
rfmurphy81
Member
Yeah, I've been wondering which paint protection system to use. I'm not wanting to spend a small fortune but still want adequate protection.
jerjozwik
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