Yes, I didn't have a choice in the location. MA has some weird tax stuff so I can't pickup from there myself, I don't know why it can't be delivered from there though.
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2023 Model Y Custom Order Wait Time
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I just checked local inventory and a bunch of new Model Ys have been added and marked as “Coming Soon”. Most appear to be white standard range models.
As mentioned here, many come with the 20” Induction wheels, bringing the price to $500 shy the long range. I‘m not too sure it’s worth it at this point.
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My watch is officially over. The vehicle is perfect. Austin - White/White.
PPF on back rockers, Mudflaps, cargo cover.
3 miles on the odometer, with not a scratch to be found.
I surrender the down payment fairly quickly and even “accepted delivery” without giving it a full inspection. Much to the surprise of my SA in Indianapolis. He mentioned that people come in with some crazy requests and basically think it’s a hostage negotiation.
He mentioned we have 100 miles regardless if we are on site or not to report any issues we see.
This is a dream. The only thing that caught me off guard is the “calibration in progress”. So can’t test autopilot or any self driving features.
PPF on back rockers, Mudflaps, cargo cover.
3 miles on the odometer, with not a scratch to be found.
I surrender the down payment fairly quickly and even “accepted delivery” without giving it a full inspection. Much to the surprise of my SA in Indianapolis. He mentioned that people come in with some crazy requests and basically think it’s a hostage negotiation.
He mentioned we have 100 miles regardless if we are on site or not to report any issues we see.
This is a dream. The only thing that caught me off guard is the “calibration in progress”. So can’t test autopilot or any self driving features.
Are these standard range or the new battery cells? Does this mean also the model Y will re-qualify for Oregon rebate?
I made a huge mistake today, i originally ordered on 1/18 MYLR and i had scheduled delivery between Feb 26-March 31st. But in the afternoon i saw a MLY with 52,990 price and called dealer and made a switch and got a VIN. Now i realized that the one they switched (which i requested) was a base model Y(269 range) and got a VIN..... can i call them and ask me to put me back in queue for original MYLR and remove this vehicle? This is my first Tesla so not sure if that's possible...... please help!
I exchanged email notes with the Oregon green energy folks, and they said Tesla corp would have to reapply to get the rebate again.
Do i go end of the line or do i keep my original place? Any help is much appreciated.
Not necessarily a lost cause. First, treasury could push the March date back. Second, if they do issue rules they could still be favorable. Hang in there.
Your place in the line will remain the same as it was before, confirmed it with a SA 2 days back. Again, you confirm it with Tesla as well just in case.
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Those standard range RWD models are sneaky... I almost did the same thing myself from the "manage" page.
However, your spot with EDD is 2/26-3/31 can potentially have you missing out on 3750 tax rebate.
So think hard before you give up the RWD version.
In terms of range, it is pretty much the same. MYLR charged to recommended 80% level is only 264 miles of range, while the RWD charged to recommended 100% is 269 miles
On the long trips, you anyway would have great supercharger support, so probably it will be an extra 20 min in a 5 hr trip.
Get the AWD MYLR only if
(a) You are willing to take the 3750 risk, and
(B) Only if AWD is important for you as compared to RWD
On the plus side, the RWD might be able to pull some donuts that MYLR can't
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