you can only postpone twice, after that you loose your deposit and go back into the queue for a car
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Model 3 Highland (Canada) Waiting room
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Saittech
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Well, I just got a message from Tesla... I can't put in my order for April Delivery, he/she said the car will be arriving March 20 and they only give me 3 days to pick it up. So I have to cancel it and wait 2 to 3 weeks before trying this again. Suck!
the next delivery is usually the week after, which only still gives him to the 27th
Wait another year? It won’t be added mid year…maybe the 2025
that's interesting. I'm in markham and I ordered the same configuration around a month ago and my EDD is march 31 - april 14. My SA said that's its expected around april 5th
I have a few questions regarding the loan offer we received on January 10th, and I'm hoping to gain some clarity from your insights and experiences.
1. Is the loan offer we received on January 10th still valid? My understanding is that it was slated to last for 60 days. However, given the time frame and the arrival of the cars, there's a concern that it might become obsolete.
2. Suppose I come across a better offer elsewhere before the expiration of the current loan offer. Can anyone confirm if it's feasible to update my payment terms or explore alternative options?
1. Is the loan offer we received on January 10th still valid? My understanding is that it was slated to last for 60 days. However, given the time frame and the arrival of the cars, there's a concern that it might become obsolete.
2. Suppose I come across a better offer elsewhere before the expiration of the current loan offer. Can anyone confirm if it's feasible to update my payment terms or explore alternative options?
I didn't even get to that. On the APP as you see in the screenshot is March 28 to March 30 for delivery. So before I even get any message, I message them telling them I can't get my money out till after April 1. I said if I can get my car after April 2, and he/she message me that he expected the car arriving on March 20 and I only have 3 days to pick it up. He ask me do I wanted to proceed? So at that point I have to cancel it.
First post but thought I contribute my experience.
I was in a similar boat. My funds were tied to GIC until after May. My Tesla advisor said to put the order in first. And if you get a delivery date before you are ready, just choose reschedule. Then either keep on rescheduling until you run out of chances (don’t cancel right away in case it works out) or just work out a financing term and pay the finance for a couple of months (lose out on interest for a month or two) and then when the cash arrives, pay it out later. The finance terms are open-ended and there is no penalty or limit on early payouts (except you have to pay the finance just one month)
So that is what I’m doing. Finance with minimal down payment for 36 month and then lump sum pay down a significant portion later
Front Facing cameras unlikely to come to the Model 3..
They are adding the cameras to the S and X to make them worth the "premiuim" or atleast differentiate more from the cheaper cars.
Source : trust me bro
Just my twoCents
They are adding the cameras to the S and X to make them worth the "premiuim" or atleast differentiate more from the cheaper cars.
Source : trust me bro
Just my twoCents
Saittech
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No it will be coming to all models as they want to try to keep them the same for Tesla vision for fsd.
i really dont think so, front Camera will NOT be used in the FSD.. it can be useful to park but thats pretty much all.
source: definitely trust me bro... they plan to achieve FSD with the HW3/4...
IMO
Saittech
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Any new news? Hope to get another update to the EDD today.
You should go in to one of the Tesla stores and speak with an SA when it’s not terribly busy. I went to see one over the weekend, to see if they could give me a date, and their dashboard is incredibly detailed. They see exactly where the car is (if it’s loaded on the train or not), an expected delivery date (not range), and even the confidence of hitting that expected delivery date.
If their store isn’t busy, most of them don’t mind looking it up for you. I’ve even heard that with the serial number they can ping the car to see its exact location before it arrives (didn’t try this though).
Saittech
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I wish I could but I have to travel 4 hours to where I'm picking up the car. But thanks for that info
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