PcS000
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I assume this contributes to the many reasons why Tesla don't need marketing too.You, Sir, are not alone in thatI have one work colleague wanting to borrow the car for the weekend (half joking)... I don't pick it up until Friday.
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Australian Model 3 Waiting Room
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I'm really sorry to hear that, @rtvanda ... it must be taking the shine off what should be an exciting time for you.
Like you say, hopefully things improve once you actually have the car (and by then, I guess you'll have little need to check in with SA's)
PcS000
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If I never have to go into a dealership and get the salesperson slime talk, I will be happy.
PcS000
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Hahaha, good question and I hadn't even thought about it! I assumed it was Sales Assistant or something like that, but that just sounds very 1950's.
It means many many things;
South Australia
Service Agreement
Spark Arrestor
Substance Abuse
Sound Attenuation
Scrambled Americans (my favourite, tis a sound company)
.... the list goes on and on
However in Tesla speak, I believe it means Sales Assistant. (correction: Sales Advisor)
Oh, I left off Smart Arse. so late inclusion !
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Yeah @Ormaus you're up the coast aren't you? Views of the ocean...
Similar to the Android Auto "integration", you could probably use some manky browser solution to be able to make the Tesla display visible as a wireless display.
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Almost. This is duplicating the display whereas I was referring to extending the display; using the Tesla display as a second monitor.
Oof. Happens to most kids during tests and spelling. It's Sales Advisor I believe.
I think it is Sales Advisor, although my point-of-contact signs emails as "Tesla Advisor".
Still, less cringeworthy and more descriptive than "Team Member" or "Associate"
I love how nobody is really sure - reflects the general mystery and vagaries of Tesla's ordering and delivery system
As though to emphasise my point regarding Tesla service, I just had a call from Microsoft to give me an update on the status of a warranty claim, to let me know they're still waiting on stock. This is all I wanted, and all I think we all want from Tesla: just a regular update on where things are up to and a rough idea of what to expect. A simple 5-minute communication that could avoid 730+ pages of frustrated customers speculating on why they haven't got their car yet... something that costs 1000 times more than my Microsoft product.
Thanks *Sparkles*. My wife and I have been big fans of Tesla for years. Indeed, my wife still is. but for both of us there have been many disappointments throughout this waiting period, and I've commented on them through our "time together". won't go over them again. As you say indirectly, stay future focussed. and enjoy the new ride.
I do anticipate this M3 to be our forever car, and likely to outlast my driver's licence and dementia, so no need for other dealerships or even Tesla SAs, so none of my gripes really matter do they?
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I just received the SMS before the delivery SMS. I’m in Melbourne and my car was on Euphony Ace.
same here, it says that I will shortly receive the appointment SMS, I'm taking shortly to mean today!
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