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With inventory vehicles, maybe you should ask if someone else rejected it (I doubt they will tell you, but...), and if they did then why...after all you don't want to end up with another headache!
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With inventory vehicles, maybe you should ask if someone else rejected it (I doubt they will tell you, but...), and if they did then why...after all you don't want to end up with another headache!
It was a showroom model recently built in early summer...129 miles. No owner except Tesla’s center
i generally dont drive more than 100 miles a day, so the range of the 75 is sufficient. i'd only consider the 100D to future proof the car for unforeseen driving habits. But it hard for me to justify paying for range i wont use.
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I am assuming you'd have to pay the difference in wheel size. I personally would want 20" wheels for the increase in efficiency and ride. I'd consider 22" forged wheels, but that's not what they come with, so that is totally up to you
If you don't think the body work is going to bother you, you could just keep your car after repairs. it's a great car no matter what, you just need to find what works for you.
White on white w/ black wheels is pretty nice. I'd personally prefer white on cream w/ black wheels, but I mean you can't really get picky with inventory vehicles.
Dunno, tough choice. Really tough. I'd probably wait at this point and see what the repaired vehicle looks like. If you can tell that there was work done on it, refuse delivery and consider inventory or ordering again. I'd wait though, to see what your options are when you get it back. You said repairs will be done in about a week right?
I am assuming you'd have to pay the difference in wheel size. I personally would want 20" wheels for the increase in efficiency and ride. I'd consider 22" forged wheels, but that's not what they come with, so that is totally up to you
If you don't think the body work is going to bother you, you could just keep your car after repairs. it's a great car no matter what, you just need to find what works for you.
White on white w/ black wheels is pretty nice. I'd personally prefer white on cream w/ black wheels, but I mean you can't really get picky with inventory vehicles.
Dunno, tough choice. Really tough. I'd probably wait at this point and see what the repaired vehicle looks like. If you can tell that there was work done on it, refuse delivery and consider inventory or ordering again. I'd wait though, to see what your options are when you get it back. You said repairs will be done in about a week right?
Agree with your assessment. They would swap out wheels to 20 in and reduce price by 5k. The blue is my first choice. I am being told liftgate shipped but no definitive timeframe yet so it may be 2 more weeks. There is also my trade in and Tesla financing that has to be factored. They must hold both rate and trade in value for me to continue waiting for the repaired blue. Definitely hard decision.
Also the white on white showroom car has a front seat with a decent amount of wear that they aren’t interested in fixing or replacing so that is also something i have to consider.
Yes. There is a 5k adjustment. The fact that my OA is saying he would consider passing makes me wonder what else may be damaged or wrong...
5k adjustment? Is that in addition to more adjustment for the fact it is an inventory car? If you ordered blue, you should get blue. It's a beautiful color.
If he thinks you should pass, then you should pass. He'd get credit for your sale either way, so I'd assume he's trying to do you a favor.
I would say worse comes to worst, refuse delivery and reorder another car. Trade in the car then, and ask for a loaner for two months while you wait
I think he's getting a 5k adjustment only because they're swapping out the 22" onyx wheels for 20"
No just a 5k adjustment for fact that a showroom car. I agree but don’t know how long I may have to wait for my car to be repaired!
No, it’s actually 5k to swap out to 20 in wheels and an additional 5k for showroom inventory adjustment
so 10k off the car? That's not that bad actually. Depends on what else is wrong w/ the car. If there's anything wrong, can you take it to service to get it repaired? Do you still get the EV credit? That's a decent chunk off.
In my mind it’s really just 5k off. I don’t factor in the swap of the wheels since you are downgrading to 20 in. EV credit would apply.
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