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No, it said something very noncommittal like order by December 8 for best chance at delivery by year end. No “promise”. No “guarantee”.
As for the “potential savings”, key word in that phrase has always been “potential”.
See above. Seems pretty clear to me.This is not a legal argument. Companies always have disclaimers to protect themselves when things go wrong.
Nice find. So Tesla has conflicting information on their own site the farther down you drill. I probably shouldn’t be surprised.Stated as a fact (Dec 4)
no little astrct or small print that I can see. Can you please help us understand no guaranties???
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Nice find. So Tesla has conflicting information on their own site the farther down you drill. I probably shouldn’t be surprised.
So how do you suggest they are held to this “promise”, and which promise takes precedent?
Who said anything about expecting people not to be upset or disappointed? That’s a very human and understandable reaction.You keep talking like a lawyer. Nobody is arguing anything about legal requirements here. Tesla clearly was communicating to customers that they would get their cars by years end. Who cares whether there was an asterisk. If the message was that your car was going to be delivered and they did not come through, of course customers are going to be upset about it. How could you expect otherwise?
Who said anything about expecting people not to be upset or disappointed? That’s a very human and understandable reaction.
I’m saying that making up promises or guarantees that didn’t exist to prop up that disappointment and indignation is disingenuous.
So many people have appointments to pick up their Tesla's at 8pm in Fremont, you know something is in the air.
"Your Model 3 will finish being built tomorrow afternoon. To expedite your delivery experience, we will text you when your Model 3 is complete. Please plan to arrive at the Tesla Factory within 90 minutes of receiving that text."
No, it said something very noncommittal like order by December 8 for best chance at delivery by year end. No “promise”. No “guarantee”.
As for the “potential savings”, key word in that phrase has always been “potential”.
No money on advertising, but a ton of money on public relations. This is the Silicon Valley way! Musk and Tesla are constantly getting press coverage when they do anything - even fart. That doesn't come free!
Come on! The "event" at the factory tomorrow night is one big PR event. Nothing from an advertising budget, but lots from PR.
So many people have appointments to pick up their Tesla's at 8pm in Fremont, you know something is in the air.
It works .... I guess that's all that matters.
The "event" at Tesla Factory New Year's Eve @ 8 pm is big enough to attract Elon Musk:
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didn’t realize Tesla Club members would be helping out there too. Nice for them to get some recognition and thanks in a tweet. Really sounds like they can use the help and only wonder the number of people invited to the Factory location. I’m now thinking it got moved there to facilitate the largest number of buyers getting cars in the remaining hours without having to lose time (delivery staff and transport teams) going between factory and what would be the permanent DC in Fremont. This is a crazy set up for employees and buyers.
Unpopular opinion but Musks presence will not help, it will disrupt the whole process.
Everyone wants Musk giving them paperwork over Tom dick Jane and Harry.
Only way this works is they have a line to exit the parking lot and Musk does a quick photo op with every buyer assembly line style.