birdonwall
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Yeup. My delivery date has been getting pushed back further and further. Just yesterday it was September 02 - September 18 and now it is now saying September 13 - September 30. Fingers crossed this one is accurate.
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I concur, I'm long on $TSLA as I believe in their energy business. I've also had a great experience with them on my 2018 Model 3 Performance. However I believe in speaking with my dollars and they have made a mockery of customer service this year and I won't be rewarding them with north of $500k in purchases for that behaviour. If they had got the delivery estimate wrong once or twice I could handle it, they have done it repeatadly over the last 8 months and are actively doing it today... I called them and they told me Dec/Jan when my account has an estimate of Oct 17 - November 6.@Jons1234
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While these delays are extremely stressful, and have issues with service and intermittent quality have been present for too long, the situation reminds me of similar ones on the investment thread. Many investors got fed up with Tesla quality / service issues, cashed out of the shares and didn't pursue planned purchases. In hindsight, many of them with they had stayed in and "put up" with the numerous frustrations with the company.
Extra food for thought before leaving Tesla ($TSLA or Plaid)
West coast deliveries are expected mid to end of Sept. If those dates hold, then maybe the Ontario and Quebec dates will hold as well. We should know within a week if the dates get pushed out, or no VINs get assigned. Another data point for the decision.I concur, I'm long on $TSLA as I believe in their energy business. I've also had a great experience with them on my 2018 Model 3 Performance. However I believe in speaking with my dollars and they have made a mockery of customer service this year and I won't be rewarding them with north of $500k in purchases for that behaviour. If they had got the delivery estimate wrong once or twice I could handle it, they have done it repeatadly over the last 8 months and are actively doing it today... I called them and they told me Dec/Jan when my account has an estimate of Oct 17 - November 6.
Test drove the regular and turbo S already. Staying with my plaid for the time being.I’m test driving a Taycan Turbo tomorrow. If I like it I’ll cancel my Model S orders this week and buy one from their inventory. This is a sh*t show and I’ll circle back around when Tesla fixes their integrity issue.
Thoughts - this one looks like the batmobile. Much more "presence" than my Model 3 Performance, getting back in the Model 3 felt like a tin can.Test drove the regular and turbo S already. Staying with my plaid for the time being.
like to get your feedback as well.
Sorry, I need to vent a bit.They obviously know there are significant delays but are still reluctant to tell people the truth. This is either through incompetence or deceit there are no other avenues here. I have to think it's the latter now given they have sent a mea culpa email already and are still doing the same behaviour.
Hang on. The factory obviously knows there's been a delay and it appears to be continuing, they already sent a mea culpa email for not updating people and then got straight back into misinforming us. I would have expected them to be super conservative with their estimates post delay email?Sorry, I need to vent a bit.
What “truth” are you talking about here? They’ve told you the truth that your car is delayed, and the local staff do not know why. What more do you want from them? They’re not telepaths, they’re not psychics, they’re not fortune tellers.
MAYBE the factory people in California know what’s causing delays, but I doubt it.
*shrug*
Be annoyed/disappointed if you want, I doubt anyone would say you can’t. You’ve got a reason to be, but blaming the local staff isn’t right. Maybe it’s Tesla’s fault, maybe it’s a supplier, we don’t know. Could Tesla do a better job communicating? Absolutely, but they can’t say everything they know publicly, mostly because its likely a clause in contracts Tesla is bound by. Possibly also by business practices.
Ok, that’s my mini-rant, feel free to disagree if you want to.
I think they are motivated to get out as many cars before the end of Q3. Hopefully that works in our favour.Yeup. My delivery date has been getting pushed back further and further. Just yesterday it was September 02 - September 18 and now it is now saying September 13 - September 30. Fingers crossed this one is accurate.
If true that your Oct 17- Nov 6 is pushed back to Dec/Jan this totally sucks and probably means I should expect to be delayed as well.I concur, I'm long on $TSLA as I believe in their energy business. I've also had a great experience with them on my 2018 Model 3 Performance. However I believe in speaking with my dollars and they have made a mockery of customer service this year and I won't be rewarding them with north of $500k in purchases for that behaviour. If they had got the delivery estimate wrong once or twice I could handle it, they have done it repeatadly over the last 8 months and are actively doing it today... I called them and they told me Dec/Jan when my account has an estimate of Oct 17 - November 6.
Good summary. I had several Pcars and other super cars and I am getting tired of too many buttons. Just my personal feel after years of driving. I am an early adopter and techie as well this is why software updates and minimalist approach appeal to meThoughts - this one looks like the batmobile. Much more "presence" than my Model 3 Performance, getting back in the Model 3 felt like a tin can.
I know the build quality of the Model S has been dramatically improved but I can't imagine they have closed the gap -- TBC.
Missed the one foot driving with the Tesla initially but got used to fairly quickly.
I'm guessing here but:
Pros
- Build quality
- Build quality
- Handling - this one has rear wheel steering.
- Better looking (from a quality/road presence) than the Model 3 Performance and subjectively more unique than the refreshed Model S
- Giant giant ceramic brakes
Cons
I'm a techie so I worry about how much I'll hate the software.
- Software
- AC - We use dog mode a lot and often go into shops and leave the AC on so the car stays cool/hot <- I'd miss this.
- Mobile App
- Overall acceleration compared to the Model S Plaid but it was plenty quick enough (in the "fast" bucket with the Model 3 Performance)
- Range
- Charging infra (plus I've got 2x Tesla wall chargers so I'll need to buy a TeslaTap Mini)
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Did you get a VIN?Does anyone know typically once you get a VIN, how long before your car arrives?
No VIN yet, but my delivery window is Sept. 25 to 30th. Just wondering how much time I have to get everything in order (insurance, payment, etc) before vehicle arrives.Did you get a VIN?
What is your EDD in Vancouver?
i'm still showing Sept 15-30th on 2 separate orders, and no VIN for me either.No VIN yet, but my delivery window is Sept. 25 to 30th. Just wondering how much time I have to get everything in order (insurance, payment, etc) before vehicle arrives.
Have you called Tesla? They will be able to run your RN through their system and they will be able to tell you whether the car has actually been factory gated yet for production.i'm still showing Sept 15-30th on 2 separate orders, and no VIN for me either.
Thanks Jones1234. Tesla dealership is a short walk away. I'll swing by next week to see what they say.Have you called Tesla? They will be able to run your RN through their system and they will be able to tell you whether the car has actually been factory gated yet for production.
Congrats first time for me as well Estimated Delivery: November 09 - November 29First time my EDD ever had a date range, before it was either "August", "February", or blank. Today showing Nov 14 - Dec 4.