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Delivery fee question
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theoceanwaves
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Then I think you're covered by the $1200. In the US, manufacturers must charge the same amount for delivery regardless of whether you pick up at the factory or across the country. If it was a used car then YMMV, I believe.
They might’ve overlooked on it. Just take that you’re lucky enough to not have the “transport fee” added. I know I did coz I ordered an inventory LR and it was in Philadelphia (delivery to Texas) but fee was never added on my invoice. I didn’t question Tesla sales advisor nor asked about it to clarify. Hey! “Free” stuff barely happen nowadays! Cha-Ching!
platylover
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if it's in your region, the delivery fee is 1200. if it's outside your region, there may be an additional transport fee in addition to 1200 delivery fee.
the delivery fee is charged to home delivery or used car deliver outside of the region of it's current location
the destination fee is fee for all new vehicle to transport to the sale destination (which is where ever your closest Tesla hub/sale center is at)
the destination fee is fee for all new vehicle to transport to the sale destination (which is where ever your closest Tesla hub/sale center is at)
There may be a confusion of terms. Inventory cars transported have a flat Transportation Fee of $2,000. The $1200 is the Delivery Fee -- $1125 Destination Fee and $75.00 Doc Fee = $1200. Transportation Fee is not part of the vehicle, so it will be added. (Since the car was transported to a location, the flat $1125 applies, the transportation fee is for the second shipping).
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