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cmy4x4
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German quality is top notch, but that front end is questionable.
Agreed but it somehow grew on me. M3's front view is not the prettiest ever either
I posted earlier a comparison between my M3LR (unfortunately, I totaled it back in July) and I4. M3 had many advantages but ride and handling of I4 with M adaptive suspension and air suspension in the back are superior IMHO
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They produce 12000 a week, so 1000 vehicles is a little over half a day of production. It's difficult to get them loaded on to trucks and trains that fast.
cmy4x4
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Users in other threads are confirming the FREE miles with calls to their Tesla SA's. So, I guess it is true.
Tesla (TSLA) offers 10,000 free Supercharging miles to buyers as it tries to create urgency
Tesla (TSLA) offers 10,000 free Supercharging miles to buyers as it tries to create urgency to take delivery at the end of the quarter.
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Lol man wish I got those deals when I picked up my car in September. But to be honest having the USS right now are worth more to me then 4k and supercharger miles.Tesla (TSLA) offers 10,000 free Supercharging miles to buyers as it tries to create urgency
Tesla (TSLA) offers 10,000 free Supercharging miles to buyers as it tries to create urgency to take delivery at the end of the quarter.
ColoradoMike
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ColoradoMike
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HAHAHA! I figured it was Ultrasonic Sensors but had to google it myself! I love the USS on the car....especially for parking in a tight space.
I got the free 10K supercharger miles message this morning too...taking delivery tomorrow. $3750 discount already included.
myt-e-s-l-a
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Tesla says 10,000 miles of free Supercharging will be provided for deliveries taken from now and December 31, 2022. That’s about the equivalent of $1,000 USD worth of free Supercharging.
These Supercharging miles are good for two years and the perk is on top of the current price adjustment on orders of $3,750. So we have about $4,750 USD in perks for December deliveries in the U.S. It’s unclear if this free Supercharger perk is available in Canada as well, for example.
The text message closes by saying, “interested in taking advantage of this special incentive? Reply YES”.
So with all the stuff tesla is throwing consumers way right now it is almost guaranteed a major refresh of the model is coming soon. Very tough decision but do consider if you plan on selling the car in the next couple of years it may be worth more to wait for refresh. My logic being that depreciation will likely far exceed the 4k discount right now. But idk tricky situation just something for new cusomers to be aware of. Either way its a great car. Also as i've said before with tesla not including the ultrasonic senors (USS) and disabling essentially all of FSD/EAP I would not add that on right now. I have FSD its cool but only useful on the highway or stop and go traffic at the moment.
But when do you anticipate the rumored refreshed Model 3 being available for delivery? 2024?
I suspect the refresh is in part being motivated by the fact that the Model 3 doesn't qualify for the anticipated EV Tax Credit. Even the Model 3 RWD would have issues qualifying since it uses a Chinese made cell that is assembled into a pack in Shanghai. I prefer the LFP battery pack since we are able to charge to 100% giving us 273 mi range. That is equivalent to a Model 3 LR charged to 80%. I would suspect they might decide to not use the LFP pack in the US so that it isn't penalized under the EV Tax Credit program. If that is true, I can see how a Model 3 RWD with the LFP pack might have a higher resale premium than a non-LFP refreshed M3.
So another way to look at is, Tesla is giving buyers of the '23 RWD the $3,750 value of the tax credit along with $1,000 worth of free supercharging miles. That is a pretty good deal that I won't expect to come around again.
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