Thanks for the explanation. That makes sense. Likely due to supply-chain issues, they bumped me somewhere to the end of 3Q. The sad part is, I had a low interest rate of 2.99% on the loan. With the offer expired, I'm not sure what interest rate I'll get. In this chain, someone got 5%.
I agree that your updated EDD would be consistant with a quarter pushback. And yes typically the observed pattern is not a lot of deliveries at the beginning of a quarter for whatever reason (could be factory maintence, etc. or they may be producing different cars, etc) then you'll start to see East Coast deliveries working their way West. The assumption is that California deliveries last helps pad the quarterly delivery statistics as they can get cars to their destination fairly quickly.
This was my same belief as well. Either way the system orders their queue by OD so his order should be back to normal after those wacky EDDs.
holy crap you were right! I was looking at 3.74% from Tesla, 3.86% from BofA, 3.90% from BECU, and now here I am with Sound Credit 2.49%!
I’ll be keeping an eye on yours since all 6 of our EDDs have matched up for 3 months. Hopefully, they start moving up, but who knows.
That is an arbitrary number they put on every MVPA. It seems like almost all cars have between 5-25 miles on the odometer when you take delivery, due to testing, or driving on and off trucks and trains, etc.
Mine shows the same "15" miles on the MVPA. I assume it is an arbitrary number that covers various state laws which require them to divulge the mileage on all vehicles sold. You don't want to under-estimate, and 15 probably covers all contingencies. But this is just an educated guess.
Congrats and thanks for sharing this positive message! Happy you got a Cream Puff!!
I haven't read many responses like this. It ticks me off when I read a list of defects on a Brand new car! I've always bought used, as cars depreciate too quickly. So this is the most I've ever spent on a vehicle and I sure do hope it checks out or I'll be really disappointed. Especially after a long wait. 
When the M3 first came out it was a known issue. They were rushing to get cars out to the customer and not working on quality control. A new theory, one I share, is many new owners are being particularly picky based on what they have heard about the issues from the past. That's not to say there are no longer build issues but if you were to look over any new car with a "checklist" you would likely find a lot of problems with any car make.Congrats and thanks for sharing this positive message! Happy you got a Cream Puff!!
Why do so many Teslas have defective issues both interior/exterior?
I have to admit I've always been told to check credit unions for car loans and I refused, thinking I knew what was best and going with a local or national bank. I signed today for 2.25% and saved myself a lot of money. I appreciate the posts here that pushed me to check the credit unions and not make the same mistake I've made many times in the past.
