Where did you get these from, the graphic 'copy properties' method? You should have dozens of codes if you click on the View Spec link and copy that URL to a text editor.
I forget the code (BTX7? 8?) but there is one for 75 cars that was seen for a few in Europe that looked like the cars had a software locked 'larger' pack (85, I think). The speculation was that this was replacing the standard 75 pack, and was the new standard. But as I recall, only a few were seen and only in Europe (Norway?). Very strange that only a few were ever spotted that I ever have seen mention of.
Great find! Just curious, does it really say 'Deep Sea Blue'? Because as far as I can see, it's Deep Blue Metallic (like my car, see sig). If you want to *call* it that, more power to you.
. But since you asked, there is some interesting history to delve into. Original blue on Model S was called "Blue Metallic" (PMMB) which was originally called "Pacific Blue" and is still listed as such on 3rd party paint sites. Then for one day in 2015 Tesla put up a new blue called "Ocean Blue" (PPSB), which also shows up as "Ocean Blue Pearl" in some paint sites. After a day it disappeared and was replaced by "Deep Blue Metallic" with same paint code. PMMB was almost black in some light, and PPSB is brighter. So "Deep Sea Blue" is some combination of above, happens to be what @HankLloydRight lists it as on EV-CPO, and actually matches the paint code better. So bottom line, you have "Deep Blue Metallic" and I have "Deep Sea Blue" .
No fee waived if you pickup in Fremont. Plus you will have to pay CA state sales tax.
Mine was in production for what seemed like forever, then it did flip to "Your tesla is in transit." Then "Your tesla is being prepared for delivery"
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Thanks on the plate! And, wow, sure a lot of Blue variations! I've heard of some of those, but not all of those inch-by-inch ones...Just checking if anyone was paying attention, and you won the prize
PS. Cool plate!
Sorry to hear about Transit hell. You're going to love your car when you get it. It is well worth the wait. I'm wondering if the Hurricanes in Huston and Florida haven't caused a bottleneck of rail cars.So, now there seems to be a 'bottleneck' in Alabama for cars in transit. Anyone else have cars that left Fremont around September 6th plus/minus to the east coast? I expected mine at Tysons (Northern Virginia) last week (original delivery was about September 13, and we pushed it to the 18th because we are out on vacation this week) and it never showed. My Tesla reflected this, and it was actually accurate, showing 'In transit' currently.
DS called today with the news that the car is not even to Tysons yet because of some 'bottleneck' in Alabama. Do the cars travel by train from California to 'somewhere' and then by truck to the Service Center? I know I've seen them on Route 66 in Virginia.
No biggie except WTF bottleneck causes a week or so backup?
(Speaking of Production Hell, this is Transit Hell!
