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Well, that's pretty authoritative, then. I forgot who said it, but it's true: "A luxury, once enjoyed, becomes a necessity."
What about navigation? Seems silly to navigate off my iPhone with that big monitor sitting there front and center, taunting me with its non-helpfulness.
My understanding is that navigation is not an option. It is included with every new car.What about navigation? Seems silly to navigate off my iPhone with that big monitor sitting there front and center, taunting me with its non-helpfulness.
Ah, audio, right, thanks for reminding me. I'm a music lover, but upgraded audio is usually just about louder audio, which isn't my thing, and I have to assume the base car's stock audio is pretty darn good.
I'll look closely at that sunroof, but, again, even without "nice" stuff, it's still going to be overwhelmingly luxurious for me.
19" winter tires.
Yes, that's quite common nowadays in The Netherlands. Winter tires will wear out very quickly in our summers, so normal tires is an absolute must.Elbie,
Thanks! Do you also own regular tires, and switch seasonally?
Looks like one awesome Christmas gift!Probably not buying till December, hopefully they'll have another program by then. Thanks, all.
Looks like one awesome Christmas gift!
Am pretty sure you can put your deposit down before July 15th, making sure your order confirms before the 15th, and ask for a December delivery. This way, you are just on the hook for the deposit now, lock in your price and referral credit, and get the car when you actually want it.
That makes sense. Since this is round 3 of the referral program since last fall, one can only imagine round 4 will happen in a time frame that works for you.Smart, and logical, but that's not my situation. I'm an entrepreneur who only gets paid if the project du jour is successful. I'll know by December about my latest. If it flops, I'll be sticking with my Camry for another few 100K miles (I'm lucky enough that I can live on savings, but it'd be imprudent of me to do so luxuriously).
Has that been confirmed? It's still listed as part of the $3K "Premium Upgrades Package."
I was charged Connecticut sales tax when I had autopilot enabled at the Milford service center.You can order the autopilot later if you don't want to spend the $2500 + tax up front. I don't know if enabling the autopilot for $3000 later is taxable. Might be. Might not.
However, here are the things I'd suggest you get, even if you go for the base model:
1) Navigation
2) Get the heated steering wheel. Our car doesn't have it, and it is a super nice feature.
The standard charger is now rated at 48 amps, and you can have the full 72 amps unlocked by Tesla for a fee.3) Not an issue if you're buying new, but if you're considering buying CPO or used, and you drive in remote areas often (we do), get the twin chargers. Its not often that you'll come across 240v supplies higher than 50 amps, but when you do, its really nice to be able to take advantage of that with the dual chargers. New cars are capable of charging to 72amps, so it doesn't matter.
I was going to say you can order now by placing a $2500 deposit, lock in the price and the referral credit and specify later delivery... but I just noticed someone beat me to it (hi, @e-FTW !). fyi if policy hasn't changed, the deposit is refundable within 1 week of ordering, or if you cancel your order after that they keep your money but you can apply the deposit to a future Tesla purchase.Probably not buying till December, hopefully they'll have another program by then. Thanks, all.
Standard radio with Slacker works for me.
I have the leather seats but lots of people are very happy with textile.
I wish I had a D for better traction but is it worth $5000 if money is tight. Hell, no.