Austindude
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Obviously we're all just guessing but I think $5K for AWD and $10K for performance. So do you think this will impact base Model S sales?
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Elon says AWD and Perf orders start at end of next week!
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voip-ninja
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He had previously claimed that dual motor would cost "less" on the Model 3 than on the S. So I'm expecting it will be just a little under $5,000.... perhaps $4,500.
Oh you'll be able to order AWD only, you'll just have to wait behind all the PDs.
Uncle Paul
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This is why, years ago, Elon suggested that perhaps the best Tesla ownership experience is to order a new Tesla when you need one. Always waiting for the next release update will prevent you from owning a Tesla forever, as they have a policy of continous improvement and updates.
Suggest owners just enjoy and drive the car they have. Then when enough new stuff has been made available, trade in your old Telsa on a new one.
Tesla features like color, interiors, performance, and delivery availability are all very emotional items. People, of course, will always want what they want, but they can only order what is available at the time of configuration.
Suggest owners just enjoy and drive the car they have. Then when enough new stuff has been made available, trade in your old Telsa on a new one.
Tesla features like color, interiors, performance, and delivery availability are all very emotional items. People, of course, will always want what they want, but they can only order what is available at the time of configuration.
That’s what I did with my Model S. Got RWD and just over a year later ordered the dual motor. I wasn’t going to make that mistake again.
Zaphod
Galaxy President (former)
Why make it more complicated? Anybody who currently has an invite is still queued in order of when they received their invite. Anybody with an invite can place the order for whatever option, but delivery will all depend on your place. This way they can gather $2500 from everybody who places an order.
Just my theory anyway. Will it happen that way? Possibly not, but surely they would have to or it would be one flaming fiasco. I have my invite. Let me order what I want with the understanding delivery will be based upon when I received my invite. Seems fair to me.
Ketchups
Member
I'm only curious to see if they'll design the Model 3 P to be faster than the S P100D.
Has anybody extrapolated out the total number of people that deffered waiting for LR Dual Motor & LR Performance (as opposed to SR or basemodel) based on the spreadsheet entries?
Ookami
Member
Yeah, we know. You can say the same thing about white seats. And cream seats.
Even easier to add, since they gotta put in seats, anyway?But I was also saying, then this includes the larger rear motor, perhaps? For the P-whatever?
Ketchups
Member
NEXT! We're going to YouTube. Sorry. These questions are so dry. They're killing me..
seattlite2004
Active Member
Wonder if there is gonna be some bling that will differentiate the AWD/Performance model from the LR commoner vehicles. There's gotta be something that will show show off that I got the more fancy AWD/Perf model..
For what it's worth the Model 3 has better ground clearance than my Audi A5 S-Line did.
$74,000 for fully loaded PD. Good lord. Where’s the $35,000 model? Haha. I even want a $46,000 model but can’t even get that!
jelloslug
Active Member
Who knows at this point. It could be like the Model S with a smaller rear motor for the non P and then possibly use the RWD motor for the P version.Yeah, we know. You can say the same thing about white seats. And cream seats.
But I was also saying, then this includes the larger rear motor, perhaps? For the P-whatever?
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