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Shelburne
Member
I picked up my M3LR in Dedham late last September. The delivery date was initially on a Saturday, but someone at Dedham called to say the truck was delayed and it wouldn't be in till Tuesday. I understand how that could happen and I was OK with the delay, but when I told the guy from the dealership that I would not be able to pick it up until the following Saturday, he told me that they were only obligated to hold onto it for 3 days (Tues, Wed, & Thurs) and that they could sell it out from under me on Friday. I thought that took a lot of nerve! The damn delay was their own fault. I took my chances, called their bluff, and got there first thing the following Saturday morning. It was still there. I hope your car is there on time and if it's delayed a bit, I hope you can get to the dealership before they sell it out from under you. And don't forget to look igt over with a fine tooth comb, both inside and out, before you sign anything and drive it off the lot.
After receiving the VIN this morning and seeing the 10-16 weeks EDD placeholder, it updated recently to now say July 29 - August 04.
Financing is good until July 29 so
(I'll call USAA and see if they can extend by a few days, might get lucky there).
Financing is good until July 29 so
(I'll call USAA and see if they can extend by a few days, might get lucky there).
SpriteM3
Member
I think you can just tell USAA to go ahead and make the payment to Tesla now and that'll fund the loan so you won't have renew/extend the loan.After receiving the VIN this morning and seeing the 10-16 weeks EDD placeholder, it updated recently to now say July 29 - August 04.
Financing is good until July 29 so
Sweet, I'll give that a go sometime this week once a clear delivery date manifests. Thanks!
richieyim
M3 LR AWD, White, 18" Aero Wheels, No FSD, OD: 6/9
Jmac460
Member
Considering we’ve seen Tesla change VIN’s and do other weird stuff, this feels like a bad idea.
Tesla’s non-existent customer support will not be reliable to help get the right lien data on the right vehicle. You don’t want to accidentally want your lender paying for the wrong VIN.
SpriteM3
Member
Yeah I get that. I would personally take the risk and have my bank pay it out but I understand if other people wouldn't be comfortable doing it.
Agreed. VIN changes are not frequent. Yes, they can happen but the likelihood is extremely low. If I’m running up against an expiration of time, I’d risk it over another unnecessary credit pull.
DarkLegion
Member
Ladies and Gents! Today, I woke up to a VIN! No email notifying me of my VIN - it was just placed in my account. So if you're in NY here is a better idea of your M3LR wait. (Specs: Ext: Deep Blue, Int: Black, 18" wheels, No FSD)
Long Island, NY
Ordered: 6/22/21
Daily or every two days the EDD would change, drastically.
VIN: 7/18/21
Current EDD: 7/26 to 8/1
Will take care of insurance tomorrow.
Hopefully, I'll have it soon!
Long Island, NY
Ordered: 6/22/21
Daily or every two days the EDD would change, drastically.
VIN: 7/18/21
Current EDD: 7/26 to 8/1
Will take care of insurance tomorrow.
Hopefully, I'll have it soon!
Very nice, same specs as mine. Out of curiosity, is your vin in the 019XXX range ?Ladies and Gents! Today, I woke up to a VIN! No email notifying me of my VIN - it was just placed in my account. So if you're in NY here is a better idea of your M3LR wait. (Specs: Ext: Deep Blue, Int: Black, 18" wheels, No FSD)
Long Island, NY
Ordered: 6/22/21
Daily or every two days the EDD would change, drastically.
VIN: 7/18/21
Current EDD: 7/26 to 8/1
Will take care of insurance tomorrow.
Hopefully, I'll have it soon!
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