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travis3000
Member
Finally able to log into my Tesla account this morning. First time in over 24 hours. They moved me right by 1 day.
Now June 5th to June 19th.
At the beginning of this past week I was May 31st to June 18th.
Now June 5th to June 19th.
At the beginning of this past week I was May 31st to June 18th.
My deliver window is sitting at 5/23 (LOLLL) to 6/5...maybe a VIN will drop today! 
My SA just texted saying I should be matched with a VIN anytime and that he will be reaching out soon…we’ll see.
Ace777
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Jaredspink
Member
I ordered a M3LR 5/8. I just went for my 2nd test drive and spoke to a new associate. There’s many cars on the lot here in Charlotte NC and he said they are waiting on a firmware update and the cars will be ready. He said it should be out mid next week. My delivery date is June 14-30 and said I have a 90% chance to get it then. Just posting for info from my experience. Sorry if this has already been posted lol.
Took a trip to the Tesla delivery center in mount kisco and their lot was empty. There was no cars there. The person working the counter told me more then likely they will get their delivery of cars the last two weeks in June.
so I am sure that vin numbers will drop in two weeks at least here for anyone picking up in mount kisco New York
so I am sure that vin numbers will drop in two weeks at least here for anyone picking up in mount kisco New York
Still holding for delivery dates outside of the one day push right to maintain 14 days. Just applied for financing through Tesla and got 2.49% through TD Bank. Emailed seeing there was a better rate. Do they respond over the weekend?
Though mostly just want to avoid dealing with TD Bank given the negative reviews I have read.
EDIT: Got back response.... Denied for lower rate stating 2.49 is their floor.
Though mostly just want to avoid dealing with TD Bank given the negative reviews I have read.
EDIT: Got back response.... Denied for lower rate stating 2.49 is their floor.
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Andooty
Member
Yeah they told me the same. And my credit is pretty solid. 2.49 is the lowest I think they are giving at 72 months.
MrClappy
Member
Called my dealer in Jacksonville, FL and asked if they had cars in the lot. They didn't answer the question and just said the delivery estimate on the website is correct, then put me on hold. I hung up after 20 mins of waiting...
Ace777
Member
From what I had read on here, they don't seem to reduce it just by asking without proof of a lower offer. I also originally received 2.49% (60 months from Wells Fargo) but then applied with PenFed and got approved for 1.99%. Sent a message trough PenFed's Contact Support page asking them to email me their approval terms and I sent that email to [email protected] and they matched it.
Info on Tesla's Rate Match Guarantee:
Ordering a Tesla
Before ordering your new Tesla, learn more about the different financing, trade-in and delivery options available.
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From what I had read on here, they don't seem to reduce it just by asking without proof of a lower offer. I also originally received 2.49% (60 months from Wells Fargo) but then applied with PenFed and got approved for 1.99%. Sent a message trough PenFed's Contact Support page asking them to email me their approval terms and I sent that email to [email protected] and they matched it.
Info on Tesla's Rate Match Guarantee:
Ordering a Tesla
Before ordering your new Tesla, learn more about the different financing, trade-in and delivery options available.
I am fine with 2.49, I just don't want to deal with TD Bank given the reviews. I thought I read here Bank of America is one of their partners. Going to ask if that is the case and see if it would be possible to do it through them.
What the heck would these cars require for firmware that the March deliveries didn’t need?
btenison
Member
I’d bet they had to switch microcontrollers for something because of the chip shortage. Probably finishing the QA process and firmware for those control units.
Just a guess.
Almost guaranteed. I've heard that elsewhere as well, such as: How Tesla pivoted to avoid the global chip shortage that could last years - Electrek
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