Ummm July 31st - 14th August is earlier than 9th August to 23rd lol
July 31st isn't happening but still
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Australian Model Y Waiting Room
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July 31st isn't happening but still
Not planning to pay until I have a firm delivery date
I've already made a test payment to ensure it's all good. Also set my bank to no limit to ensure there is no delays waiting for that either
muddie
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I have an EDD and haven’t made final payment. I’ll pay it 4-5 days before the date I get as a solid delivery date rather than the range I currently have. I’d rather keep the money in my account getting interest for me than give it to them too early to do the same.
feel free to share your prized possessions withIs that on top of what I've already purchased
I wonder if the model Y will come with floor mats and mud flaps. These are the two main things I am most concerned about.
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Next week, after the scheduled restart of the Model Y production line
(and yes I know there's rumours it has started already)
take a look at the drone fly over on sat morning, that will give u a good indication of Y production.
Just got back from a test drive in Brisbane in a MSM/white with 20” Induction wheels (My exact spec). Ride is quite similar to my current VW group SUV. Very nice ride and comfort but a bit crashy over big hits. Acceleration is acceptable if a tiny bit disappointing. My only other experience in launching a tesla are LR and Performance Model 3 and they are worlds apart. As others have said off the line is sluggish but once it gets going it has some punch … well…. more like a gentle shove. Sound system is extraordinarily good. Cranked up some old school “in the air tonight” and I was hitting the Tom-Toms like the Cadbury gorilla.
I also just came back from my test drive. Y SR with the Gemini wheels. Pleasantly surprised by the ride quality. Firm, but not harsh, even over bumpy Canberran roads. The soundscape inside the cabin is a bit boomy though, which can hopefully improved with a parcel shelf and extra door rubber strips. Not super quick off the line, but it picks up speed from 30km/h onwards. Ride height and visibility is great
Having the same thoughts… check this out
How does everyone else feel about the tiny slither of a read window in the hatchback door? It took a lot to get used to coming from a M3, may need to have cameras on the entire time, the lack of visibility was a bit of an issue on the M3. Im gonna worry everytime I reverse in the Y.
muddie
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