Peelz
Budding EV fanatic.
that is a genius use for the frunk.
RIGHT?!!! such a silly thing to obsess over, but i find I cannot help it. I want to know SOMETHING. LOL
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that is a genius use for the frunk.
RIGHT?!!! such a silly thing to obsess over, but i find I cannot help it. I want to know SOMETHING. LOL
hallwc87
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AlKreischer
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Peelz
Budding EV fanatic.
Id give that guy a nickel to tell us what part it is!!!!
SeriousBadger
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Sometimes you see this outage pattern in cyber attacks. The bad actors wear you down by causing disruption, let you get things back up and running after hours of chaos, and then hit at a similar time the next day.
Or it could be some other craziness.
Or it could be some other craziness.
AlKreischer
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I'd like to find out too so I can go myself and try to buy it so they can install it in my car and deliver it to me lol
This is what I'm getting when my birthday rolls around, whether the Y's delivered or not haha Soft Cooler for Tesla Model Y - Version 2
Maybe someone got sick of waiting for their car and decided to get revenge
cheryltunt
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Lol they gave me 3 days every time (I’ve had to delay delivery a few times) but this feels like extenuating circumstances. Still that’s what I’d plan on! Good luck
That's a good question, all the people expecting babies in June and July would probably like to know!
For those applying or approved by DCU, I just spoke with one of their reps. I had uploaded the Tesla order agreement but DCU needs the Sales and Purchase order agreement that contains the VIN and cost breakdown. So basically, we need the VIN for the loan to complete. Maybe that was already common sense for others.
Once you upload the proper documentation to DCU, give them a call, they'll review everything and can FedEx Overnight a check to you directly (made out to Tesla).
Regarding the 1.49% 65-month term, you get an additional .25% rate reduction for an EV to bring it down to 1.24% APR. That said, you have to set up employer direct deposit of your paycheck within 90-days of the loan funding. HOWEVER, if you miss that deadline or just don't do it, the rate only goes up by .50%. Worst case, 1.99 - 1.24 = 1.74% still is pretty good.
Once you upload the proper documentation to DCU, give them a call, they'll review everything and can FedEx Overnight a check to you directly (made out to Tesla).
Regarding the 1.49% 65-month term, you get an additional .25% rate reduction for an EV to bring it down to 1.24% APR. That said, you have to set up employer direct deposit of your paycheck within 90-days of the loan funding. HOWEVER, if you miss that deadline or just don't do it, the rate only goes up by .50%. Worst case, 1.99 - 1.24 = 1.74% still is pretty good.
fender4645
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I've received different answers to this. When I talked to my SA, he said they could hold it for up to a week no problem. When I called the main Tesla CS line, the guy there was adamant that you had to pick up with a day or two of it being ready or else you would lose it. It's possible it depends on the SC and whether or not they have room to store it.
Yikes. I guess I’ll have to start calling around the SC and such to get an answer because well, my baby comes first and it’s not my fault that Tesla is trying an EOQ delivery because they think it helps their numbers or such.
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