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Discussion: Model Y General Waiting room for orders placed After January 2023
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You can text your SA they know. Also you can guess. Sometimes between 2/17-today.
My sales advisor would only tell me "January". After delivery (on the door post) I found out it was 1/23. I was assigned the VIN on 1/28, so 5 days after. That was on a 1/13 OD, so there was less of a backlog then as it was the day after the 20% price cut was announced. So a good guestimate (if your SA is unhelpful like mine was), might be a week prior to your VIN assignment. YMMV.
I'm picking up in Raleigh as well and lots of blues in the truck.. but... my OD is 01/25... pushed out to early AprilI don’t see my White MY
I am picking up in Raleigh
Did I tell you we've got the fastest response delivery center with advisors who'd do anything out of their skin to help you?
I just sold my Camry to a private party. Using CarMax, my first offer was $13,400. A week later is went up to $14,000. The following week to $14,600 and a few days later to $15,000. No idea why, but you might consider checking again and again and again……
Comes through Chicago first. It will NOT be on the truck by the time it gets to you
greenearth2129
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Congrats to those who are getting their Tesla delivered on or before Feb 28 and may get full IRS tax benefit. Nice score!
I do not want to beat the dead horse again (sorry if it is off-topic). Lot of discussion around the potential IRS tax credit. Current guideline is only in effect until "March". We do not know what date - it is possible that the IRS can come on Feb 28 with new guideline, which may or may not reduce the full tax credit, or come up with some wired formula, that will increase/decrease/no credit - anything is possible. Or any date in March or later - who knows when, only IRS knows, maybe.
So, for those of us who are not getting the vehicle in Feb - we can just keep our fingers crossed and hope and pray, pray, pray
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One thing I heard - I think I read somewhere here that even if IRS comes with new guidelines in March, they usually give 60 days for public comments before anything takes into effect? Is this true - if yes, does this mean that folks who may get their cars in Apr/May still 'have a chance' to get the credit?
I do not want to beat the dead horse again (sorry if it is off-topic). Lot of discussion around the potential IRS tax credit. Current guideline is only in effect until "March". We do not know what date - it is possible that the IRS can come on Feb 28 with new guideline, which may or may not reduce the full tax credit, or come up with some wired formula, that will increase/decrease/no credit - anything is possible. Or any date in March or later - who knows when, only IRS knows, maybe.
So, for those of us who are not getting the vehicle in Feb - we can just keep our fingers crossed and hope and pray, pray, pray
.One thing I heard - I think I read somewhere here that even if IRS comes with new guidelines in March, they usually give 60 days for public comments before anything takes into effect? Is this true - if yes, does this mean that folks who may get their cars in Apr/May still 'have a chance' to get the credit?
I read somewhere that the guidelines have been open for public comments and will close on 28th Feb. My EDD is also in March so I am also hoping....hopefully....not against hopeCongrats to those who are getting their Tesla delivered on or before Feb 28 and may get full IRS tax benefit. Nice score!
I do not want to beat the dead horse again (sorry if it is off-topic). Lot of discussion around the potential IRS tax credit. Current guideline is only in effect until "March". We do not know what date - it is possible that the IRS can come on Feb 28 with new guideline, which may or may not reduce the full tax credit, or come up with some wired formula, that will increase/decrease/no credit - anything is possible. Or any date in March or later - who knows when, only IRS knows, maybe.
So, for those of us who are not getting the vehicle in Feb - we can just keep our fingers crossed and hope and pray, pray, pray
One thing I heard - I think I read somewhere here that even if IRS comes with new guidelines in March, they usually give 60 days for public comments before anything takes into effect? Is this true - if yes, does this mean that folks who may get their cars in Apr/May still 'have a chance' to get the credit?
My 30 day rate lock already expired. Will probably do Tesla financing and look for a better rate.
Did you see Towers new rates? 9%, lol
1/23 means January 2023. The door only shows month and year. To get the date you need to ask an SA that is willing to tell you from their internal system.
greenearth2129
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Then, lets all go and comment to extend it!!!!!I read somewhere that the guidelines have been open for public comments and will close on 28th Feb. My EDD is also in March so I am also hoping....hopefully....not against hope
slyderz3
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The deadline for public comments is Feb. 28thCongrats to those who are getting their Tesla delivered on or before Feb 28 and may get full IRS tax benefit. Nice score!
I do not want to beat the dead horse again (sorry if it is off-topic). Lot of discussion around the potential IRS tax credit. Current guideline is only in effect until "March". We do not know what date - it is possible that the IRS can come on Feb 28 with new guideline, which may or may not reduce the full tax credit, or come up with some wired formula, that will increase/decrease/no credit - anything is possible. Or any date in March or later - who knows when, only IRS knows, maybe.
So, for those of us who are not getting the vehicle in Feb - we can just keep our fingers crossed and hope and pray, pray, pray
One thing I heard - I think I read somewhere here that even if IRS comes with new guidelines in March, they usually give 60 days for public comments before anything takes into effect? Is this true - if yes, does this mean that folks who may get their cars in Apr/May still 'have a chance' to get the credit?
IRS invites consumers to comment on EV tax credit qualifications
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is inviting consumers to share comments on the electric vehicle tax credit qualifications.
www.teslarati.com
So I highly doubt a decision will be coming on March 1st since in theory they will still be reading comments. And it’s the government after-all, and a 9-80 Friday on the 3rd, then the weekend, so I think the 6th is the absolute earliest we’d hear anything.
I plan on sending in my 200 pages of comments on the 28th, so that should buy us at least an hour.
But who knows, they routinely backdate tax law changes, like the cap increases. If they wanted to screw us, they could, but the administration wants people to buy EVs and GM and Ford are lobbying hard for incentives for their cars. And generally if they qualify, Tesla will too, so they can’t really help but help Tesla even if they don’t want to.
Basically Tower is indirectly saying "Don't come to us. We don't have any more money to lend" lol. Try Armco Credit Union. It has decent rates.
if you ask them if your car was a rejected vehicle they will tell you they have no way of checking or knowing that type of information. Which is exactly what they told me. I felt they were not being truthful to me so based on that and several other quality control issues including a very old VIN. I rejected the VIN also.
I read the law making process and effective date of a law is whatever "benefits the public". They backdated the cap because it benefited the public. They cannot backdate the new guidelines because it does not benefit the public.The deadline for public comments is Feb. 28th
IRS invites consumers to comment on EV tax credit qualifications
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is inviting consumers to share comments on the electric vehicle tax credit qualifications.
So I highly doubt a decision will be coming on March 1st since in theory they will still be reading comments. And it’s the government after-all, and a 9-80 Friday on the 3rd, then the weekend, so I think the 6th is the absolute earliest we’d hear anything.
I plan on sending in my 200 pages of comments on the 28th, so that should buy us at least an hour.
But who knows, they routinely backdate tax law changes, like the cap increases. If they wanted to screw us, they could, but the administration wants people to buy EVs and GM and Ford are lobbying hard for incentives for their cars. And generally if they qualify, Tesla will too, so they can’t really help but help Tesla even if they don’t want to.
Not telling the truth is pretty mess up. Also making you have to wait till June for their poor QC, that’s f up too.
I just received the vin today for MYLR. White/black interior
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