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Yeah, this literally just happened to me. No way I was considering a P until that blue one was available and that buy it now button was just to easy to press to have it next week!
Genuinely interested, since you weren't considering the P previously, do you feel like the $7k+ additional cost is worth having the car sooner? Everyone's situation is different but for me I don't have an extreme urgency for a new car and the summer tires, 21" wheels, lower suspension wouldn't work for the driving I do so I'd have to replace all of that anyways. I'd still have that glorious 0-60 speed upgrade but that's about it.
 
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So same question to you, when you do click buy, do you just need to put the $100 deposit down on it to hold it while you work out the other payment stuff, or what do you need to have there?
Yup, exactly this.

I clicked buy, filled in my general info and paid the $100. I choose cash payment as I'm financing thru the credit union my wife works at as she gets an additional 1% off their lowest rate (we got approved at 2.85, so my interest rate will be 1.85).

I have a VIN already and my EDD is next week.
 
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Yup, exactly this.

I clicked buy, filled in my general info and paid the $100. I choose cash payment as I'm financing thru the credit union my wife works at as she gets an additional 1% off their lowest rate (we got approved at 2.85, so my interest rate will be 1.85).

I have a VIN already and my EDD is next week.
Spectacular. I am between Wednesday and Friday next week.
 
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Yup, exactly this.

I clicked buy, filled in my general info and paid the $100. I choose cash payment as I'm financing thru the credit union my wife works at as she gets an additional 1% off their lowest rate (we got approved at 2.85, so my interest rate will be 1.85).

I have a VIN already and my EDD is next week.
So I assume you bought the one in MO, so I assume they are delivering it to FL?
 
Stopped reading when I saw:
"The delays also appear to be affecting the $40,000 Model Y."

Just another Business Insider clickbait piece about Tesla, while telling me absolutely zero new information. Author needs to know what they're talking about, or hire more editors + fact checkers.
 
I think my color change was a dumb idea. It really screwed me.
Don’t think that has anything to do with it. I’m an October as well and haven’t changed a thing. I’m pretty sure they are just dusting us off to the side so they can focus on more profitable MYP Models. I mean they’re strategy seems to be working, create enough impatience with their customers they become desperate enough to through more money their way to get a vehicle quicker.
 
Genuinely interested, since you weren't considering the P previously, do you feel like the $7k+ additional cost is worth having the car sooner? Everyone's situation is different but for me I don't have an extreme urgency for a new car and the summer tires, 21" wheels, lower suspension wouldn't work for the driving I do so I'd have to replace all of that anyways. I'd still have that glorious 0-60 speed upgrade but that's about it.

Exactly my thoughts. It's $7k more, but then I'd need to buy new tires/wheels. I'm sure the insurance would go up as well. While I know I could sell the 21" wheels that come with the P, honestly the hassle of doing that and then getting the new ones put on/balanced and all of that just isn't worth it.

The only part of the Performance model I'd want is the red brake calipers
 
Genuinely interested, since you weren't considering the P previously, do you feel like the $7k+ additional cost is worth having the car sooner? Everyone's situation is different but for me I don't have an extreme urgency for a new car and the summer tires, 21" wheels, lower suspension wouldn't work for the driving I do so I'd have to replace all of that anyways. I'd still have that glorious 0-60 speed upgrade but that's about it.
Not who you asked, but I was planning on getting the LR with induction wheels and speed boost. After adding those, the price difference is down to $3K between the LR and P. Figured it was close enough to get a slightly faster car and have a quicker delivery. If we don't like the uberturbines, we can sell them and throw some other wheels on.
 
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