JaeTheDev
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No change this morning yet. Hoping that’s a good sign seeing my orders EDDa are getting closer!
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So I will say that this was similar to my experience as well. However, the part that was confusing was not getting a loan estimate etc before MVPA, which I understand. It was also a weird process getting MVPA from Tesla, I was talking with the rate match team, and they added my SA who was supposed to generate the MVPA for me, however he didn't. I called the 1800 number, and the person on there was super helpful, switch loan to DCU, generated an MVPA and also switched it back to Tesla financing after so that I could still get rate matched. I uploaded the MVPA to DCU's portal, and called them, and they immediately got me the DocuSign, which I showed to Tesla, and just got confirmation that they are rate matching me for 1.24 at 72%. I'd have preferred to go with DCU, but I am not too keen on changing my direct deposit.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.
TLR 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.
@potter287 Did you get your car? I remember reading that it was supposed to be on Monday yea? If so, how was the delivery experience?
I totally get the direct deposit part. I'm guess I'm fortunate that I can direct deposit specific amounts out of my check to multiple banks. I'm only depositing enough to cover my loan payment, the rest is still going to my main bank.
racerx2005
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Tesla's website sells mud flaps for the front wheels only. I bought the whole set (4 wheels) at Amazon.
I got my VIN this morning! I just placed my order last Wednesday for a black MYP.
Black interior/ no tow/ no FSD
EDD: Aug 29- Sept 4
My MYLR MSM that I ordered in May has a EDD of Oct 7-28
Black interior/ no tow/ no FSD
EDD: Aug 29- Sept 4
My MYLR MSM that I ordered in May has a EDD of Oct 7-28
Fair enough. But we’re six weeks from the EOQ. Profit and Wall St. are driving forces in business and especially for all the Tesla/EV naysayers that want Tesla/EV to fail. I just don’t think these delays are due to EOQ or Wall St. I could be wrong of course.
Tom
TheRock23
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Totally jealous of you! Congrats on the perfectly timed MYP order!
Making the bet right now I won't have a car until page 3000... 
does that mean we shouldn't buy a car if we are not happy with the way company is prioritizing orders?
JR9386
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She is homeeee! I still haven’t fully processed it! We haven’t found any issues other than the steering wheel not being aligned correctly, soonest appointment is 9/15. But everything is is perfect so far! Such a dream to drive!
Updating my EDD to "page 4000"Making the bet right now I won't have a car until page 3000...
jimfleurie
OD: 6/27 MYLR7 White/White
I doubt thats the case. All the parts are identical except for the suspension, wheels and brakes. I'm thinking this is business decision to compete with the used car market and also make more money in the process. You can see used tesla selling for outrageous amount of money so why not capitalize on that? Im sure they have a production line separately from the LR and it may cost them more money and time to keep changing it out.
CSTARZZ
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How can an order from May have an EDD of October. Something is up……ido what it is, but all these cars from May and very few are delivered yet.
MBx4
Member
Front Lights and the Front Motor also, so its not all the same
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