TheRock23
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Gorgeous car!!! I love the blue and white setup.
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ApolloSquare
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That's a good point about it being someone that may have backed out, or I guess refused delivery? Is there a way to check that with the VIN or is it just a question I should ask them?
My EDD has not changed in almost a week, not sure if thats good or bad. The supplies for vinyl/ppf came in though, so now theyre sitting waiting patiently
Not sure but I’d be willing to bet the SA has an idea just based on deliveries alone. They may be able to confirm. Ask and let us know if you can!
good job FKING TESLA.. 6 days wait for a MYP whereas some people who were waiting more than 100 days for LR don't even have anything.. good job.,
Mrbrock
Active Member
You can always swap back to induction wheels and I think you’ll gain most of the range and ride characteristics of the LR back.
For real. I'm not mad/upset with people that get the MYP or switch to it, but that is pure bullshit from Tesla. F*$k Tesla and their prioritization.
Are you saying the wheels make the 23 mile range difference between LR and MYP? Does it also make the difference in 20 MPH max speed between the two models?
I understand the frustration both of you are feeling, but I do not understand why you are buying from Tesla if this is pissing you off so much. For all we know they got a boatload (literally) of alloy pedals and/or Uberturbine wheels and the MYP is all they can build right now.
I guarantee you there will be other issues besides delivery prioritization during your Tesla ownership. I’m also sure this is not something they are doing on purpose.
Tom
Neither has mine…what’s up with the NC orders?
today was the day I was told our car would go into production after our June dates came and went. The production date has absolutely changed because they don't even know when mine will be built anymore there isn't a soft date for my order, and its been over 100 days with anywhere from 50-100 more days to wait.
While I see exactly what you mean, the reason I'm still buying my Y is because I know the product itself is well worth it and it makes the most sense for my lifestyle/situation. I would bet that after I take delivery (whenever that is) I will forget about all this, but I will warn friends/family that are interested about the ordering process.
I am more inclined to believe they are chasing profit based of previous actions they have done with other members of this forum where they have literally pulled people's VINs right before Q2 ended because it wouldn't get to them before the quarter ended which tells me they wanted to pad numbers for the quarter.
If the data in the survey and order tracker is to be believed, we could start seeing a bunch of VINs next week ahead of the end of quarter push.
snowchains
Member
I know some people were complaining a few weeks ago about how long they were on hold waiting for DCU to process their loan documents. Here is my experience.
TL
R version: I wanted to get 100% financing, with $0 down. Tesla didn't offer that (even with a rate match), so I went with DCU for 1.24%, $0 down, 65 months. Very easy process. Got a check the next day (on a Saturday!) after signing through DocuSign.
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I applied for financing with DCU online (super easy) on June 29th. I got an email saying they needed a vehicle purchase agreement to finish processing the loan with a link where I could upload the document. Obviously I didn't have a VIN, so no MVPA yet. My loan application was good for 45 days.
I received my VIN on Day 44 (*phew!). I contacted my SA and had her change my financing from Tesla (Chase) to 3rd party and told her I would be financing 100% with DCU. She put that info in the system and emailed me the MVPA with all of that info included (VIN, DCU as financing party, amounts due, etc).
I quickly uploaded the MVPA to DCU using the link provided. I got a confirmation email that the docs were received by DCU & call the number listed to complete the processing. It was late, so I decided to call the next morning. Friday morning, I called and the hold times were about 45min to 1hr20. The system prompted me if I wanted a call back and it would hold my place in line. Sure enough I got a call back in about an hour and ended up only waiting about on hold for a total of 10 minutes.
The woman I spoke with was extremely helpful and I added GAP insurance for $295 while were were on the phone (since I was financing 100%). She went over the terms and we set up my first auto-draft for 60 days out! She was very familiar with Tesla and asked questions about the design I had chosen. We also discussed whether I wanted to send the money directly to Tesla but I told her I would prefer to have a check to take with me. That wasn't a problem, she would have a check to my house within 1 to 2 biz days. She also said I would get a DocuSign no later than EOB. I think it came through a few hours later. I signed - and within an hour - I had a FedEx tracking number for a next day, Saturday delivery!
Getting a loan from DCU couldn't have been easier and I ended up having a check in hand for my delivery in plenty of time.
This is just my experience, but if you would like a referral to DCU, pls PM me or comment on the post if you are new and can't PM yet.
TL
R version: I wanted to get 100% financing, with $0 down. Tesla didn't offer that (even with a rate match), so I went with DCU for 1.24%, $0 down, 65 months. Very easy process. Got a check the next day (on a Saturday!) after signing through DocuSign. ---------------------------
I applied for financing with DCU online (super easy) on June 29th. I got an email saying they needed a vehicle purchase agreement to finish processing the loan with a link where I could upload the document. Obviously I didn't have a VIN, so no MVPA yet. My loan application was good for 45 days.
I received my VIN on Day 44 (*phew!). I contacted my SA and had her change my financing from Tesla (Chase) to 3rd party and told her I would be financing 100% with DCU. She put that info in the system and emailed me the MVPA with all of that info included (VIN, DCU as financing party, amounts due, etc).
I quickly uploaded the MVPA to DCU using the link provided. I got a confirmation email that the docs were received by DCU & call the number listed to complete the processing. It was late, so I decided to call the next morning. Friday morning, I called and the hold times were about 45min to 1hr20. The system prompted me if I wanted a call back and it would hold my place in line. Sure enough I got a call back in about an hour and ended up only waiting about on hold for a total of 10 minutes.
The woman I spoke with was extremely helpful and I added GAP insurance for $295 while were were on the phone (since I was financing 100%). She went over the terms and we set up my first auto-draft for 60 days out! She was very familiar with Tesla and asked questions about the design I had chosen. We also discussed whether I wanted to send the money directly to Tesla but I told her I would prefer to have a check to take with me. That wasn't a problem, she would have a check to my house within 1 to 2 biz days. She also said I would get a DocuSign no later than EOB. I think it came through a few hours later. I signed - and within an hour - I had a FedEx tracking number for a next day, Saturday delivery!
Getting a loan from DCU couldn't have been easier and I ended up having a check in hand for my delivery in plenty of time.
This is just my experience, but if you would like a referral to DCU, pls PM me or comment on the post if you are new and can't PM yet.
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