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Guys, I received my MVPA on 5/29. I live in Texas and was told that they wouldn't transport until the car is paid for. So on 6/1, I completed payment and received an acknowledgment from Tesla via email. I emailed about a delivery date and received the reply that it was tracking to be the last week of June. And as of now, I still don't see a delivery date on my website account.

Is it weird that I still don't have an official delivery date 3 days after paying for the car and uploading my insurance card? And that it is taking up to 30 days to deliver a car from California to Texas? I get that they want to maximize freight. But 30 days? At this point, I will make my first loan payment a couple of days after receiving the car and my insurance will already be a month old.
 
I'm in a similar boat. Also in Texas and got MVPA on the 5/29. I paid in cash that day and also uploaded my insurance. My delivery advisor still hasn't given me a official delivery day but the website says July 6th. I asked my advisor about it and he said that wasn't official. It is crazy to me that they take my money but don't know when I will get the car.
 
Guys, I received my MVPA on 5/29. I live in Texas and was told that they wouldn't transport until the car is paid for. So on 6/1, I completed payment and received an acknowledgment from Tesla via email. I emailed about a delivery date and received the reply that it was tracking to be the last week of June. And as of now, I still don't see a delivery date on my website account.

Is it weird that I still don't have an official delivery date 3 days after paying for the car and uploading my insurance card? And that it is taking up to 30 days to deliver a car from California to Texas? I get that they want to maximize freight. But 30 days? At this point, I will make my first loan payment a couple of days after receiving the car and my insurance will already be a month old.

Also in Texas and owned 4 Teslas, what you have described is normal. Texas requires car is paid for prior to delivery, delays in shipping are not unusual for high demand models.
 
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My guess is that since June is the end of the quarter, that they have a lot more cars being delivered to Texas. And that makes it much more difficult to optimize the logistics. If they know that within a 30 day period they will have a full truck load going to a single SC, they probably are staging all of the manufactured cars until they have a complete shipment. I don't know anything about car freight. But this makes sense from what little logistics I know.