Every new car dealership does the exact same thing though. It's not like if teenage Johnny the car jockey backs into something on the lot they won't fix it on an insurance claim and resell it as new. Technically, I think they could refurbish the entire car and if the title never changed hands it's still deemed to be new.
Thanks.Yay!!!!!
Will have to grab a drink when we're down in Tampa visiting some college friends. I'm so excited to road trip now. It wasn't fun to long distance drive in our Honda the seats killed my back, but the seats in the Tesla were like heaven apart from being a bit warm, but I don't care cause there wasn't pain. lol
It’s will come don’t lose hope. It’s coming this week. It has to. Mine was May 28th.
True. Which is why it's important for us here to report VIN assignments and when we got them. It's pretty easy to tell an old VIN when a car has been sitting for 3+ weeks because that VIN will be 40,xxx below everyone else's fresh VINs. That way you can go inspect it with a fine tooth comb at the delivery appointment and ask your DS about its history prior to taking delivery.
Good luck! Word of warning: it looks easy but it's really damn hard.
In Q2 several people with VINs assigned had their VINs taken away during the last month of the quarter. If it looked like delivery within the quarter was impossible, they gave it to someone who can take delivery during that month. So for all the upcoming September folks, prepare yourself and know that it could be a dicey month for those who don't live along major distribution lines in California.
Poor battery. That's a lot of DC getting rammed into that thing.
It's similar in New Mexico. I could pay at the last minute if I picked up the car 600 miles away or I could prepay to have it delivered.
