Paint IMHO, poor at best, detailer as well did an extremely poor job, parts of especially the front end felt like fine sand paper, weatherstripping sticking out 1", another piece of trim had a noticeable gap. Panel gap issue, rear trunk, front driver's seat and rear right seat wrinkled, and a few others. At this price point none of these issues should occur!!!!!
Congrats, but it’s beyond my comprehension to understand why Tesla skips over people who have been waiting for 6+ months to promptly deliver new orders.
I feel so jaded at this moment. I completely agree and I have been waiting less than some other folks.
Post some photos to wet the appetite
My order is plaid, ordered Jan 28. Any other explanations?
I wouldn’t count on a 2022 having any discernible difference from recent 2021 builds. Tesla doesn’t differentiate features by build year. The resale hit is real but maybe not as pronounced as other brands for the same reason I just stated.
Well… I can understand the resale value impact for similar looking cars. It’s been my experience through a few cars that I’ve owned and sold that it really comes down to car condition - quality of paint, scratches, interior condition. I’ve always sold my cars at asking price that has been on the top end of next year Model cars (and trucks).
Your date narrowed slightly, I'd say that's good news and your VIN is soon if not imminent. I'm an optimist though!
If I was buying a used tesla I would pay more for a non EOQ car. Realistically I think it would only matter on sites like vroom and Carmax that use a formula to determine value
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