jason66
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C'mon Brisbane order processing team... pull your finger out!
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Australian Model Y Waiting Room
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I did my first RWD order 10:20 (ish) then change it to P later that same day afternoon
Not to interrupt the MYP stream, just a quick update on my standard MY RWD.
The finance company (Macquarie - who have been awesome by the way) just sent through the final contract for signing. I don't have a delivery date booked in yet but if the finance company is getting ready to settle, it can't be far off?!
The finance company (Macquarie - who have been awesome by the way) just sent through the final contract for signing. I don't have a delivery date booked in yet but if the finance company is getting ready to settle, it can't be far off?!
Just watching on as somebody that did not order on the first day...
aussiericky
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Trust me it feels even worse when you did order on day 1 and still appear to be left behind…
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[Zombie]
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As someone else mentioned up-thread, the fact that nobody is asked to confirm they're receiving a car without Ultrasonics implies these cars still have them.
And Tesla's updated info page says
No mention of Australia
Blue heaven
Fair Dinkum Tesla
From a few recent videos on UK Performance Y deliveries It appears as if there are no USS. On a side note the UK vehicles have a rear parcel shelf, a Tesla UMC and a type 2 to 2 cable.
aussiericky
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As mentioned above, although not technically Europe, UK falls in the list of possible countries where USS are removed. We don’t. Yet…
[Zombie]
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Yeah UK deliveries (not just Performance) have been missing USS for a while, but they did get fair warning
The lack of a similar message for Australia (other than the Radar one people were getting last year) gives me hope.
The lack of a similar message for Australia (other than the Radar one people were getting last year) gives me hope.
Maximillan
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Shop around and get quotes. Your circumstances will undoubtedly be different to everyone else.
Alright so this might be a little too nerdy....
For those in Perth WA with vehicles aboard the Dignity Ace I have found some interesting information. The Fremantle Ports' "Expected Movements" list has the ship down for arriving at Port 31-01-2023 at 07:00 and departing back to sea at 12:00. So the schedule only estimates that it'll take 5 hours from arriving to leaving for Adelaide. Given it's headed for Adelaide next, you'd assume it's not taking on new cargo. My theory, therefore, is that there can only be limited numbers of vehicles onboard that can be offloaded that quickly. If it was all for Perth they wouldn't be heading for Adelaide next and there's nothing for a car carrier to pick up in Perth that would be needed in Adelaide.
If the volume is limited, and assuming there's not a huge backlog (big assumption based on literally nothing), they should be able to get them out to the delivery centre reasonably quickly. I would have thought.
Anyway, I just thought it was kind of interesting that they turn the ships around that quickly.
For those in Perth WA with vehicles aboard the Dignity Ace I have found some interesting information. The Fremantle Ports' "Expected Movements" list has the ship down for arriving at Port 31-01-2023 at 07:00 and departing back to sea at 12:00. So the schedule only estimates that it'll take 5 hours from arriving to leaving for Adelaide. Given it's headed for Adelaide next, you'd assume it's not taking on new cargo. My theory, therefore, is that there can only be limited numbers of vehicles onboard that can be offloaded that quickly. If it was all for Perth they wouldn't be heading for Adelaide next and there's nothing for a car carrier to pick up in Perth that would be needed in Adelaide.
If the volume is limited, and assuming there's not a huge backlog (big assumption based on literally nothing), they should be able to get them out to the delivery centre reasonably quickly. I would have thought.
Anyway, I just thought it was kind of interesting that they turn the ships around that quickly.
Dignity Ace is dropping off 150 M3LR, 50 M3RWD and 300 MYRWD in Perth according to the RORO booking info.
If you have a VIN you can track it. The Perth bound cars on Dignity Ace come up there
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