I think there's some confusion here. I'm quite sure that there are no dimension changes between the refreshed 2021 vs. 2022 LR and plaid models.
Oh yeah for sure. 20 and 21 are very different. No confusion there. There was mention of 21 weather tech mats for Model S not fitting in a 22 Model S...unless I read his comments wrong. I would be shocked if 21 and 22 Model S dimensions we different at all on anything.
Make sure that the drivers side Weathertech mat covers where you would normally put you left foot. Tesla’s all weather mat does not. The Tesmaian does.
awesome. I think 21 on weathertech is indeed for refresh 21 and 22 model year. that's why it looks different from 20's
Congrats! Good to see some red, I'm waiting on one also and ordered 3 weeks after you (RN11544, R/Bl/21 no FSD" . Maybe one of these is yours!
Excellent. I think this may be the new MSM batch coming off the line. If so there's going to be a lot of us putting our browser's refresh button to the test.
I neglected to specify that I had already performed by normal routine of refreshing my page at least twice today when I thought I'd call Tesla to inquire about a solid EDD date so I could apply for finance. I only learned of the VIN being assigned while talking to Tesla as it must have appeared on my account sometime between my last refresh ~ noon and my call at 3pm. So yeah, keep refreshing!
Really hope so. Exact same config and EDD 12/22 - 12/31
Tesla made a small number of pre-refresh 2021 and refresh 2021 if I am not mistaken.
If you don't mind having your money tied up in a warranty, it's not a bad option. I bought one for my 2020 Model S thinking I'd keep that car for 6 years also, but changed my mind when the new Refreshed MS came out and I discovered my 2020 was worth a premium on the used market. Tesla will fully refund the warranty cost if you cancel it at any point during the first 4 years, so there's not much risk in getting it now at the discounted price, and then reevaluate when you get close to the 4 year point whether the car seems reliable enough to forego the warranty or not. If you sell it, it can be a nice selling feature or you can cancel it and get a refund.
I could be wrong here so someone else please chime in, but the Tesla Extended Service Agreement page says that model S/X produced after Feb 2021 aren’t eligible for ESA.
According to the fine print on Tesla’s web site, Model S and Model X vehicles built during or after February 2021 are not eligible for an Extended Service Agreement.
They did - because I took delivery of my 2021 last December right before the line shut down and the Refresh was announced. So, I sold it and ordered the new one...
@Greeney your car looks great! And look at you with the magazine-worthy natural light, the background and all that! More photos please! Interior too. Congrats.
I was planning to get the ESA so your comment that made me realize it’s not offered prompted me to look into alternatives. I found Xcare which seems well reviewed and slightly better coverage than the Tesla ESA and shockingly affordable, under $4000 for a 10 year, 125k warranty on a brand new model S. I’m going to do some more research but will likely go this way.
