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itsallaboutme
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When I ordered my Model Y in July I had so many date changes sometimes 2 in one week. Probably had double what you have right now.
I believe it includes, if you check MSRP on any car from dealership, the destination charge is included.
If you look at the Maroney sticker is says MSRP. On top then destination charges
But you might be right it's total MSRP including destination but I can't confirm
M3LR / Red / Black + White / 18" Aero / no FSD / OD: 3 Dec / Delivery: 1:40 minutes ago
VIN 133xxx, Intel Atom
First drive. I don't even care which processor I got. Car was delayed 3 days in delivery to deal with some paint chips. Upon first inspection it's flawless. Can't believe I'm typing here and not out there motoring right now. Thanks for all the good times thread. You got me through the last 4 weeks. Peace out!
VIN 133xxx, Intel Atom
First drive. I don't even care which processor I got. Car was delayed 3 days in delivery to deal with some paint chips. Upon first inspection it's flawless. Can't believe I'm typing here and not out there motoring right now. Thanks for all the good times thread. You got me through the last 4 weeks. Peace out!
Ashn
Member
Yep as long as it's below 55k (as written). See what happens when negotiations start back up.
More than likely, someone had refused delivery and they're passing it on to you. Previous buyer may have changed mind, loan didn't get approved or car has so many issues, I would carefully inspect that car when you pick it up.
Ashn
Member
Funny thing
Every time I go to gas station to refuel my old honda "I hope this should be the last time", but that never happed.
My OD 12/05 M3LR MSM/black/18
First EDD - Feb 2 : March 2nd
Second EDD - Jan 11 : Feb 8th
Every time I go to gas station to refuel my old honda "I hope this should be the last time", but that never happed.
My OD 12/05 M3LR MSM/black/18
First EDD - Feb 2 : March 2nd
Second EDD - Jan 11 : Feb 8th
OD: 10/23/21
10/25 - EDD: 12/16-12/31
11/5 - EDD: 12/13-12/31
11/28 - EDD: 12/22-12/31
12/6- EDD: 1/5-2/2
12/17- EDD: 12/24-12/31
12/21 - Received text December or Delay, texted back December
12/25 - EDD: 12/27-12/31
12/28- EDD: 1/15-2/12
Tesla should stop playing people's emotions, lol
10/25 - EDD: 12/16-12/31
11/5 - EDD: 12/13-12/31
11/28 - EDD: 12/22-12/31
12/6- EDD: 1/5-2/2
12/17- EDD: 12/24-12/31
12/21 - Received text December or Delay, texted back December
12/25 - EDD: 12/27-12/31
12/28- EDD: 1/15-2/12
Tesla should stop playing people's emotions, lol
Today, 12/30/21, I found a new, 2022 Tesla Model 3 in my ideal configuration available in current inventory. 
I immediately wrote to the support team with one single question, "how many days do I have to take delivery; I want to take delivery Jan 1st." They said, "for new inventory vehicles, you would need to take delivery of your Tesla within 1-3 days." Text comes from someone saying she is my advisor. I confirm with her, "completing the process and picking up on 01/01/22." I place my order / pay my deposit and get excited for my very first Tesla. Text comes, "Pickup on Dec 31st." I message my advisor about our discussion. She responds, "Tesla will be closed for delivery on 1/1 and 1/2. If you cannot take delivery this year we will need to remove the current vin and place your account on hold." say what? Did we not just talk about this half an hour ago and does the contract not state I have three days? I'm more than willing to fulfill my end of the agreement. If they aren't open for delivery, that's on them to hold the car - not me to give it up, right? I responded that we just spoke about this, I also confirmed with online sales support, and it's in the contract. Nothing back for two hours.
Any insight or assistance from those with experience will be greatly appreciated. It feels like a giant rain cloud just moved in over my excitement.
I immediately wrote to the support team with one single question, "how many days do I have to take delivery; I want to take delivery Jan 1st." They said, "for new inventory vehicles, you would need to take delivery of your Tesla within 1-3 days." Text comes from someone saying she is my advisor. I confirm with her, "completing the process and picking up on 01/01/22." I place my order / pay my deposit and get excited for my very first Tesla. Text comes, "Pickup on Dec 31st." I message my advisor about our discussion. She responds, "Tesla will be closed for delivery on 1/1 and 1/2. If you cannot take delivery this year we will need to remove the current vin and place your account on hold." say what? Did we not just talk about this half an hour ago and does the contract not state I have three days? I'm more than willing to fulfill my end of the agreement. If they aren't open for delivery, that's on them to hold the car - not me to give it up, right? I responded that we just spoke about this, I also confirmed with online sales support, and it's in the contract. Nothing back for two hours. Any insight or assistance from those with experience will be greatly appreciated. It feels like a giant rain cloud just moved in over my excitement.
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