Doggerton
Member
I've only seen the Teslike one, and it says there is an average of 38 days order to VIN, 12 days VIN to delivery for a total of 50 days from order to delivery.
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Doggerton
Member
Same here. Yes, I expect a push back tomorrow, or over the weekend. I have had it pushed while in the window by a day or two, so I guess it's hit and miss when they extend it out. But usually it updates on or just after getting into the EDD....Getting close to my OD....
my EDD window is still showing 1/21 - 2/18 and no VIN yet... Assuming that date range will push tomorrow
Crany
Member
Just for reference that for trying to figure out how the vin assignment process works. You never know when you will get your vin.
(I'm not complaining, just putting the data out there.)
I have the same config and I am in MA with a Boston are pickup. My OD 10/30. We both took our orders off hold on 12/30. My EDD is 2/5 - 3/5 (no vin). n0ah's EDD was 2/13 - 3/13.
Edit: I have black interior. n0ah has white interior.
Love the anagram reference..... A MAN A PLAN A CANAL PANAMA
Doggerton
Member
from @Troy
Teslike Model Y Survey & Order Tracker
All Entries 6 entries,<a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSddiukiZ1xf6-bv2mzWE6b9tFX2gpNenvIiYQcWMf6llFiauA/viewform">Google Form</a>,<< Add or edit your data,AVG 4 days,AVG 2 days,AVG 2 days,<a href="https://youtu.be/vIPHFpt1EhM?t=203">Video</a>,<< How to filter/sort Username,City...docs.google.com
It has average, but you can manipulate/filter the data to remove older entries and focus on certain models, locations, etc.
Ha! Just saw the video explainer, and played with filters. Very cool. Still tells me average order to VIN for my configuration is only 38 days, which seems low....50 days average from order to delivery. LOL
Nope - Car was manufactured in Fremont, CA on 1/10.
DC_in_DC
Member
Another Update: received the text to schedule delivery this morning around 11am. I'll be picking up in Rockville, MD on 1/29.
On a related note. I've been working with Carolina Cooperative Federal Credit Union, which is one of the of the lenders listed in the spreadsheet on the Tesla Loan Comparison sticky thread and they have been wonderful. I sent in my loan application document on Tuesday at 7pm, had an approval e-mail on Wednesday at 11am; 1.99% interest rate.
Wiki - Model 3 Order Tracking Spreadsheet
Here are the links to @Troy's (aka /u/Teslike) Model 3 Order Tracker Spreadsheet Project. There are a few identical sheets to avoid overcrowding. Google form to add or edit your data Google Sheet to view all entries How to filter and sort: Youtube video Troy says: You can reach me on Twitter...
teslamotorsclub.com
Enjoy the data-dump.
Jeremy3292
Active Member
Since the House already passed a "BBB" bill, can't the Senate simply amend it (strip out a bunch of stuff) and then just send this new version back to the House for an up/down vote? Instead of starting all over again. Not sure what the rules are exactly.
My EDD never changed after coming off hold and I stopped checking 2 days ago, then today I was feeling depressed reading this thread and went into the app and it said "Tesla is making changes to your account, login to see why". I logged in and there was the vision agreement and there was the VIN. You never know.
cmy4x4
Member
...yeah. LOL Screwed that up too! That would be one heck of a wait!
I believe the house and Senate versions are different. The house version has the $7,500 base tax credit plus $500 if the battery is manufactured in the US. The Senate version has the $7,500 base credit, another $2,500 if the car is manufactured in the US and a further $2,500 if manufactured with US union labor. They would have to reconcile these differences. Obviously I'm just talking about the tax credit portion, but suspect there are many differences in the other parts of the bill that will require reconciliation.
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If your credit score is over 730, as an intro offer, they will do up to 84 months. So if you need long term, this is the best rate. At DCU I am at 1.24 max of 66 months. I may do that for the S as it saves a ton of interest.
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