A traditional car buyer... I'm kind of going to miss the whole driving to the car lot and sitting in the driver's seat while trying to ignore the sales guy chattering in your ear like a trained monkey.I already have separation anxiety.But it was a super smooth pickup and my M3 had no issues whatsover aside from the random old man that decided to open my passenger door to look inside while I was going thru my checklist.
There was something about that old 20th century method of buying a car that worked for a really long time. Loading the family up and picking a new Taurus wagon was cool. I'm glad I can swipe on my phone and buy a car now but still, driving to the lot etc.
The touch... That new car smell... The sitting in the driver's seat and trying to figure out if the seat matches you and if you match the seat.
I’ll make it an even 5
I just gave my COBB Stage II WRX (2004) to my son. I loved that car like a child. I think I may forget about it once I drive my M3LR.I’ll make it an even 5
Since the WRX came stateside back in ‘02, I made it a bucket list car to own. Have a ‘15 WRB that I’ll miss terribly, but I have a M3LR arriving in the next 2-3 weeks (hopefully). It’s not all sad, as my wife has a ‘17 WRX that I can take out should I miss rowing the gears.
That is incorrect. All cars manufactured in Q4 2020 were 2021 model years; the VIN number's 10th digit is the year. We will likely see the same this Q4.
I think what CoastieM3 meant was that Tesla don't make updates each year like other manufacturers do. It's true that there's going to be a Model 3 with a 2022 model year. But since they just refreshed the Model 3 for 2021, no one is expecting any changes that will make us wish we had waited for 2022.
Tesla made huge changes from the 2020 to 2021 model year in Q4 2020 so the idea that they don't or won't make changes between model years is wrong. They might not make huge changes this go round but it is absolutely a valid concern there could be changes starting in October for the 2022 model year. In fact there probably will be at least some changes (likely a range increase for sure). Whether it is worth waiting for is all speculation and up to the individual person to decide.
I think we speculate alot of things, based on no actual data. We would need to find an actual tesla employee to figure that out. In my opinion, i like that my date doesnt move. In all likely hood, a moving date moves further right, so stationary dates are better than right moving dates.
