I did the exact same thing yesterday.
Originally ordered SR on 5/4 and changed to LR yesterday. No change in EDD so far.
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Originally ordered SR on 5/4 and changed to LR yesterday. No change in EDD so far.
It should change any day now. I did that 2 weeks ago, and it changed in like 12 hours.
Got an update on my EDD this morning.
OD 3/18/22
New EDD 6/14 - 6/30
OD 3/18/22
New EDD 6/14 - 6/30
I went with hertz. Dropped it off at the hertz location about a little over a mile away. I was originally going to uber, to the dealer so I could start my drive home sooner, but there really wasn't any around, so I ended up walking. Was only like a 20 min walk and was very easy. I believe enterprise has a location a little closer to the dealer as well for a shorter walk over.
kevz
Member
We have same OD and similar EDD, hope the end of quarter push still happens.
Yes,
pricing was as if I had ordered on 3/14, which was $4k less than todays price.. in my head this is how I justified it….it’s a $7k increase, but Inwas going to get performance boost anyway at $2k, so then it’s only a $5k increase, but the price went up $4k, so really it’s only $1k more to get the performance. Pretzel logic I know, but it makes me sleep easier and my better half happier..,
Even though there may not be a link on your account page, you can try the following link with your RN number to see what pricing would be..
www.tesla.com/teslaaccount/edit-design/RNXXXXXXXXX
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Nfletcher
Member
I ordered mid-March with a few altered delivery windows since then. Current window is June 10-24, which is great! Is it normal to not have a VIN number or Purchase Agreement this close to the delivery window? Kind of difficult to secure financing without this information....
72Five10
Member
Yes, it does show same - will have to convince the wife she needs the Performance haha. Thanks!
MSM_M3LR
Member
Same OD and build as mine. My EDD is 11/26 - 1/21/23, so you're doing better than I am!!! Where did you order?
I'm with you that. I'm also in NY and trust me it's not worth it.
arichard2401
Member
I think the consensus is that you will get your VIN any day now, or your EDD window will change on June 11th. Lots of folks talking about west coast deliveries getting VINs later in the month but I'm not sure how that applies up in Washington.
Several of us lately have just been getting VINs in the app, and not being texted or emailed.
It should apply to any destination that is reached directly by truck from Fremont. Trucks move vehicles from Fremont California, Chicago Illinois and Birmingham Alabama. Vehicles arrive at Chicago and Birmingham by rail, but they obviously reach Fremont as soon as they're built. As Washington state is closest to Fremont, that's where they'll come from. No complications from rail transport; just a 13 hour trip by truck.
I think the manner of communication is specific to the SA or the office. The VIN will always show up in the app, and an SA may choose to text or email you.
For me, the P is a worse option even at the same price. I'm moving up from an i3 because of the hard ride & tires and bad roads where I drive. The M3LR is extremely quick already.
I would rather pay for things like *) hatchback like BMW i4 or polestar, *) additional HUD or driver display *) sound insulation and higher quality interior *) wheels & tires which don't rash *) cameras all around for 360 view to help prevent wheels from being scraped *) Enhanced Autopilot !! *) imaging radar for better ADAS *) seat massager *) physical rain sensor like everyone else
I think they're having many more problems producing the 4680 batteries on their own than they anticipated. I had expected many more Texas Y's to be showing up by now.
There is also an agreement with Panasonic to make the same size batteries, but presumably with Panasonic's conventional production process, but these aren't coming for a while. Tesla might have signed that much too late.
The 'dry cathode' business may not work out as well as they originally hoped and they're finding big scaleup and reliability problems---imperfections in production lead to big failures, and one failed battery in the pack fails the whole thing.
No dad? I’m sorry to hear that. Unless auto-correct did you in
. I’m sure you meant FSD.
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