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Australian Model 3 Waiting Room
- Thread starter rgc1990
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A friend was working for a leasing company that was selling them at auction 6 months ago for around $70k with over 100,000km. The market was nuts... it has definitely settled now though....
Perhaps you got lucky with a cancellation. Either way, congrats!
The ship with my car docked in Fremantle last night, so now it's the wait for a delivery date.
Genuinely hate having such a poor experience with a brand I love.
I've wanted a Tesla for ages and finally pulled the trigger in Feb. Was super excited but now I'm just frustrated.
I've wanted a Tesla for ages and finally pulled the trigger in Feb. Was super excited but now I'm just frustrated.
I can genuinely say "I know what you're going through"
blubbernator
Member
For me they weren't too bad. The trade in offer was 39,000$ and carsales instant offer was 44,300$ - which is what i am going with most likely.
With a zero tolerance to the cold (which is what covid is now), this craziness will go on for a while yet in China. Disruptions to their economy that this is causing is mind blowing... they need to clear orders as it isnt getting cheaper to produce the cars anytime soon!
Hi, everyone.
Im originally from china, and I watch a lot of new in china. I feel like to share the latest incident of the model Y's brake failure. The lost control and then traveled 2km on high speed then killed two ppl in china. The driver claims his brake pedal became resistant. This incident has been escalated to a national level, and still under investigation. Can refer to the CCTV footage released by officials below.
I'm very concerned about this as there are other owners one Chinese social media reporting they have encountered similar experience (ABS malfunction on bumpy road).
I AM NOT HERE TO UPSET ANYONE...
I have ordered my model 3 on 25th Mar. , still no VIN, EDD DEC. 2022 to Jan. 2023
Hope to arise some attention on this matter, does anyone had this experience on the Australian versions ?
Im originally from china, and I watch a lot of new in china. I feel like to share the latest incident of the model Y's brake failure. The lost control and then traveled 2km on high speed then killed two ppl in china. The driver claims his brake pedal became resistant. This incident has been escalated to a national level, and still under investigation. Can refer to the CCTV footage released by officials below.
I'm very concerned about this as there are other owners one Chinese social media reporting they have encountered similar experience (ABS malfunction on bumpy road).
I AM NOT HERE TO UPSET ANYONE...
I have ordered my model 3 on 25th Mar. , still no VIN, EDD DEC. 2022 to Jan. 2023
Hope to arise some attention on this matter, does anyone had this experience on the Australian versions ?
This is not a brake failure.
This is an idiot in a car putting his/her foot down on the pedal and not letting go
My EDD changed from Feb 2023-May2023 to 11 Dec - 25 Dec.
OD 22/08/22
M3 Red/Black RWD
From Perth. should I start with finance application? as I still have not provided with any payment options. Not sure if the EDD will change back to Feb-May. And I can't find any VIN through source code either.
OD 22/08/22
M3 Red/Black RWD
From Perth. should I start with finance application? as I still have not provided with any payment options. Not sure if the EDD will change back to Feb-May. And I can't find any VIN through source code either.
When my mom shared this news to me I said the same: " media always report it when its a Tesla, the must be the driver's faulty" and I read more details, started to question
Jusebert
Member
No brake lights, no brakes applied working or not, brake failure does not cause rapid acceleration. Tesla have already reported no brakes applied but gas pedal constantly down.
Mine only has 107,000 but is 2015. I will probably just go with the original plan of selling privately myself. It's a pain but worth the extra money for me.
wait for the final investigation report, don't jump to conclusion. But it does make me wonder why these weird Tesla incident happens mostly in China. Maybe this is a good thing for us, less ppl order in china means more allocation for the rest of the market.
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