Hello Everyone,
So I applied for a Tesla loan using their website for a Model Y Long Range. The first loan application expired after 60 days, and I left it in the same state, assuming that I will resubmit the [loan] application once I get a VIN. However, that resulted in my estimated delivery change to September 2022, when the original was between Feb and March. Upon contacting the SA, I was told that the profile needs to be complete for the car to be in the [priority] queue. The SA asked me [just] to resubmit the loan, assuring me that it would be a soft credit check. After some hesitation, I resubmitted the loan application resulting in a second credit inquiry. As the SA said, the dates came back to the original range between Feb and March. Now I am concerned that if Telsa pushes the date again, I will have to follow the whole process again, making me concerned about my credit score. Any thoughts? I appreciate your help in pointing me in the right direction.
Thank you.
So I applied for a Tesla loan using their website for a Model Y Long Range. The first loan application expired after 60 days, and I left it in the same state, assuming that I will resubmit the [loan] application once I get a VIN. However, that resulted in my estimated delivery change to September 2022, when the original was between Feb and March. Upon contacting the SA, I was told that the profile needs to be complete for the car to be in the [priority] queue. The SA asked me [just] to resubmit the loan, assuring me that it would be a soft credit check. After some hesitation, I resubmitted the loan application resulting in a second credit inquiry. As the SA said, the dates came back to the original range between Feb and March. Now I am concerned that if Telsa pushes the date again, I will have to follow the whole process again, making me concerned about my credit score. Any thoughts? I appreciate your help in pointing me in the right direction.
Thank you.