MSullivan
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My car on order from last Saturday is exactly $1500 more expensive when configured exactly the same as the one now available.
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My car on order from last Saturday is exactly $1500 more expensive when configured exactly the same as the one now available.
I don't think that is the case. My DS confirmed that I would get the dark ash trim in place of the piano black as the no cost option.
MSullivan
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I ordered on Saturday and until this morning My Tesla showed the old model.
I did get an email Tuesday confirming I would get the new look.
It still shows the old trim options and the old name for the Premium package.
I'm in a very similar time range -- my order confirms Saturday. The picture in My Tesla shows the updated front, but the options are the previous set, minus Piano Black. Nonetheless, Telsa told me I'd get Piano Black. Which is fine with me -- I like it better than any of the options, new or old.
Mine was showing up that way for a day but now the new packages show up and the price reflects $1500 less than the new price book.
MSullivan
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While I have no evidence, I find it highly unlikely, due to cost, Tesla would do that. Surely they have been running down their supply of Piano Black these last few weeks.
Even more unlikely since there is no reason to believe that Dark Ash cost more than Piano Black.
Check back in when you pick up your car please Neil.
NikeWings
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MyTesla currently shows everything per the refresh except for the interior decor which shows only three unselected options. Since my price hasn't changed, I hope to retain the piano black which I ordered but dark ash is fine too. I CANT WAIT TO WAKE UP TOMORROW AND BE CONFIRMED!
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MSullivan
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You ordered last Saturday as well?
I expected my order to confirm at the stroke of midnight of Friday going into Saturday. Then I thought maybe they do it exactly when you ordered it. Then I guessed it would be midnight.
Woke up a little after midnight and checked. Still not confirmed, then I realized, oh it's gonna be midnight in California.
Woke up and saw my email from 3:17 AM.
What a difference from the regular dealer experience.
"What would it take to get you in this car today". A typical dealer doesn't want you walking out without signing paperwork.
Tesla lets you actually think about it.
Before the test drive I was actually still having a hard time pulling the trigger on buying such an expensive car.
But after the drive we ordered ours in the showroom and waited this past week.
Not one time in this last week have I even considered cancelling.
My mate and I both ordered at the same time last Saturday. Both orders are now confirmed and he has already received his VIN. I chose to delay my delivery since I'm not in any rush and hope a few more features that are currently available on the X are added to the S over the coming months.
NikeWings
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HA HA MSullivan from New England, just like a little kid on Christmas! Yes, I ordered last Saturday, was confirmed right behind you at 3:27 and VINed at 6:00. No cancellation thoughts "evah" but I did waffle considerably on wheels.
Nice strategy MorrisonHiker, but an innovative manufacturer of anything will always be enhancing their products. Don't deprive yourself of the big grinned experience too long.
Nice strategy MorrisonHiker, but an innovative manufacturer of anything will always be enhancing their products. Don't deprive yourself of the big grinned experience too long.
If you had to pay extra for the 48A charger I'd just take the 40A ones. Sources in the wild of 48A+ EVSEs are rare anyway and not a huge difference between 40 and 48A. If you want to upgrade to the 72A that could mean the difference of a few hours on a road trip at a HPWC.
I'm on my last day to cancel before the refresh prices kick in. I test drove a MS yesterday, and it was great. But my intent is to get a loaded M3, and sell the MS when that comes out. Guarantees I get the tax credit now (although lost sales tax eats a lot of that up). I'm still on the fence if this is a wise move or not. I'd just be getting a base MS, white, AP and leather. Nothing else. I'm just worried about resale value when the M3 comes out.
fballatore
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A lot of us will be getting cars in late May/June. Lots of deliveries to make the 2nd quarter numbers look better...
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