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Chuq
Active Member
gigglehertz
Member
If I lived closer to a store I would go just for the thrill of being a part of something so huge and exciting. Unfortunately I live a good 2 hours drive away, and I don't actually have a car right now, so... I would say I will wake up at midnight to reserve online, but we don't have any details of the logistics yet. In any case by the time April 1 is over with I will be on the list, just not sure how far down I will be.
Actually the assumption is that everyone does not have access to all three choices. All will have access to online, fewer will have access to in store, and even fewer will have access to the reveal, yet so far the poll distribution does not reflect that, with more choosing in store than online.
Mad Hungarian
Member
Make me no. 2. I definitely expect a crowd at the Montreal store and am fully prepared to camp out the night before.
dgpcolorado
high altitude member
And I thought I was a bit far from a store at 530 km of mountains. At least it isn't over water!
How do you plan to have the car serviced?
We'll be seeing each other, then ! I'm less than 10 KM away from Tesla Mtl. I don't plan to sleep there, especially if it's as cold as it was last night !
jgs
Active Member
It's a big iPhone on wheels
No, it's a very large USB powerbank for an iPhone. Because of its weight, it has to have wheels.
Mad Hungarian
Member
Glad to hear it, I was wondering who else here might be showing up. And yes, let's hope that Tibetan survival gear won't be required in 6 weeks (for those of you lucky enough to live in warmer climes it's currently -40 with wind chill, C or F, take your pick)
flankspeed8
Member
It will be interesting how they "rank" the in-store sales. Will we get a sequential number on the spot, or will all of the store orders be processed in a batch and get emailed some more random number later?
EVNow
Well-Known Member
There are too many open questions to answer the poll with any certainty, but I picked store anyway.
I'll reserve at the store, if it is during day time (I can take a couple of hours off from work). But if it is some-other time it would be difficult.
Also, the reservation process needs to simple and quick. They should have a simple 3 field form (name, address, cc) that we fill and submit at the store.
BTW, I expect a line at the store. Afterall, the nearby Nissan dealer is the largest Leaf dealer in the country.
I'll reserve at the store, if it is during day time (I can take a couple of hours off from work). But if it is some-other time it would be difficult.
Also, the reservation process needs to simple and quick. They should have a simple 3 field form (name, address, cc) that we fill and submit at the store.
BTW, I expect a line at the store. Afterall, the nearby Nissan dealer is the largest Leaf dealer in the country.
dgpcolorado
high altitude member
Not THAT simple please. I'd also like it to ask for contact info so they can get in touch with me! :wink:
Chuq
Active Member
No idea. I'm hoping that the number of Model X/3 sales in my state will encourage Tesla to answer that
But I will ask some of the Model S owners in my city what they do 
Josh the German
Member
Hi Folks,
I´m not sure. Maybe I´m to lazy to travel to the next Tesla-Store and will do it at home. But I have a really perfect guess to go to Nuremberg accompanied by our 12-year old son where a new store opens late February, reserve an M3 and have a visit to the remarkable railroad museum in Nuremberg afterwards: first step to end our own steam-engine age by reserving an M3 and than having a closer look to the history of steam engines in this amazing museum. It would be a real celebration of a decisive step ... :smile:
Regards from Germany
Josh
I´m not sure. Maybe I´m to lazy to travel to the next Tesla-Store and will do it at home. But I have a really perfect guess to go to Nuremberg accompanied by our 12-year old son where a new store opens late February, reserve an M3 and have a visit to the remarkable railroad museum in Nuremberg afterwards: first step to end our own steam-engine age by reserving an M3 and than having a closer look to the history of steam engines in this amazing museum. It would be a real celebration of a decisive step ... :smile:
Regards from Germany
Josh
SwedishAdvocate
Active Member
I’m late to the thread and now I don’t feel like reading ~95 posts, so…
I’m still debating when to jump into the que. Will be interesting to see how fast the que is going to grow…
I’m still debating when to jump into the que. Will be interesting to see how fast the que is going to grow…
I think they will do it alphabetically and by country then stores.
So as England has an E, then we in England will have a 5 digit number. As the USA has a U, you lot will be given a 21 digit number.
Obviously the lower the number the sooner it will be produced.
I always wanted a Model S. I would never own an EV except the Tesla. I thought it was just the greatest thing around. But it was just too expensive no matter how I priced it. Now I have an opportunity to stand in line and get a model 3 which we know Tesla makes Bad A- looking cars. I will be there if things don't change.
By the way, I called the Galleria office in Houston, and the lady told me they will be taking deposits as of right now. I will check back if in a month they change their minds. Probably after work unless I can think of a good excuse to come in late that day.
By the way, I called the Galleria office in Houston, and the lady told me they will be taking deposits as of right now. I will check back if in a month they change their minds. Probably after work unless I can think of a good excuse to come in late that day.
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