You're adding something that isn't a part of this:
This transfer thing doesn't have to sell or move the original car itself. It is just buying the new car, and then effectively sucking the Supercharger status off of the old one. But the old car can still be kept, used, or sold only if you feel like it, but isn't required.
When I went back to the salesperson and asked him to please verify his information he said what he told me originally was wrong. Well not so much admitted he was wrong (that would be too much to ask), but verified that the $250 discount could not be combined with the transfer.
This (loyalty discount) is what I'm worried about. Placed the order and without any prompt from me, I see a $250 credit referred to as "referral bonus". I did not ask for it and certainly don't want it if it would prevent the supercharging transfer.
I'm keeping my 2018 M-S as trading it in is not required for the transfer.
Yes, that is what I’m doing. Hence the conversion (72.8% joking) of my 85D to a lawn mower.
I think you're reacting to speculation; no one knows if it will turn to a SC05 or stay SC01. Taking "transfer" at face value, a SC01 will transfer as a SC01.
Having already signed the forms, I can assure you that after you transfer FUSC to a new car for delivery prior to 12/31, that Super Charging is no longer transferable.
True. Just got the text from a SA that once the Supercharger Transfer request is approved, the $250 loyalty bonus will be removed. I hope he's right. I would not move forward with the purchase...without that transfer.
I think a few of us have signed and submitted the form; I don't recall seeing SC01 or SC05 mentioned.
This is a cut and paste from the form:
Look at line item #4 on the FUSC transfer agreement. It is very clear that transferring the car to a new owner will remove the FUSC.
I take it back; just reviewed the form. You're correct; I was wrong.
Hey Chief! Welcome to the forums. I just wanted to give some friendly advice about quotes. You can do multiquote instead of replying to every post individually. Just hit the +Quote button on each post you reply to. It adds it to the reply box at the bottom of the screen. This makes it easier for you and cleaner for everyone else.
That’s a good point. I’m paying cash, but the flip-side argument is that while I don’t have to pay the high loan interest, it’s still costing me the interest (4.68% APR) I could be getting in a savings account today.
