JeffK
Well-Known Member
Meh, I plan to use my car, not cover it. Covering it would get super annoying.
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ummgood
Member
I wouldn't care if I got a cover either. I still am holding to my party/model 3 viewing for line waiters at their local showroom as the gift. I think it would please the most amount of people for the most minimal cost.
meh - covers are for garage queens and play cars - this will be my day to day family car.
Would be fun to stick a pile of cardboard boxes underneath and leave it under the carport just to make the neighbors think we have more cars. Probably better doing that with a Bugatti logo on the outside though
Would be fun to stick a pile of cardboard boxes underneath and leave it under the carport just to make the neighbors think we have more cars. Probably better doing that with a Bugatti logo on the outside though
ummgood
Member
meh - covers are for garage queens and play cars - this will be my day to day family car.
Would be fun to stick a pile of cardboard boxes underneath and leave it under the carport just to make the neighbors think we have more cars. Probably better doing that with a Bugatti logo on the outside though
Or a Ferrari logo. The Ferrari logo would probably be better recognized.
BluestarE3
Active Member
Neighbors walking by your carport: "The Tesla Model 3 seems a lot more boxy in person than it does in photos."
How about waiving the late purchase fee for autopilot and full self driving.
That's 100% pure profit for Tesla that I don't think would be that big a deal to waive.
That's 100% pure profit for Tesla that I don't think would be that big a deal to waive.
JeffK
Well-Known Member
True. But then it easier to purchase some more hardware options when you get the car knowing that it will not be more expensive to get the autopilot or fsd later when you have saved up some more money. So this *might* actually give them more profit in the long run...
I don't think it likely that they would want to be seen as sort of discouraging their early adopters from buying the flagship Tesla tech.
"I waited for hours in line and all I got was this lousy t-shirt (oh and an awesome car)"
Garlan Garner
Banned
If I pay almost $60K for a car..., I'm not going to cover it. I'm going to drive it.
My name isn't Jay Leno.
Bad example. He doesn't keep a car museum, but rather a working fun garage. He drives his cars. Sure, he has so many that many of them sit waiting for him to get to them, but he isn't about "all show and no go."
Garlan Garner
Banned
Not perfect, for sure. But this place is great for making us all strive to be less wrong.
Ulmo
Active Member
My guess is the drawing they mailed us right after he said they'd have a token of appreciation.
9erDog
Member
Not really expecting anything as a first day online reservation holder but how about this:
90 day free trial of EAP with no extra fee to upgrade to EAP during the trial period. This won't cost Tesla much if anything at all and may net them a bunch of EAP upgrades that may otherwise have not happened. The buyers get to experience EAP without risk for a reasonable time and then can upgrade without an additional $1000 or whatever the fee would be. I think this is a win-win.
90 day free trial of EAP with no extra fee to upgrade to EAP during the trial period. This won't cost Tesla much if anything at all and may net them a bunch of EAP upgrades that may otherwise have not happened. The buyers get to experience EAP without risk for a reasonable time and then can upgrade without an additional $1000 or whatever the fee would be. I think this is a win-win.
FlatSix911
Porsche 918 Hybrid
9erDog
Member
Tesla has already offered a 30 day EAP test drive to early Model S owners
Very cool. Thanks for that info.
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