It's one thing if SG was free for one of the models, but that 48% is just for this m3p. It's also the free color for ALL of the other Tesla models, so stealth grey is going to be everywhere, esp with all the model Y's Tesla is trying to clear.
Because it's 'Stealth' Grey, no one will notice that there are so many . . . .
Thanks. I sent mine this message this morning. Hopefully they can update me on what is going on but the last time I sent a message, they gave the bare minimum information to answer my question (just replied with the delivery location). I'll update with the reply (hopefully) later. I'd just like some info because this is the first time I've ordered: last time was an inventory pick-up.
When I look at the tracking sheet, the basic pattern I see is that almost every initial order date prior to 4/23 has a VIN (these were the switches from SR/LR).
I love stealth grey too. I was actually set on keeping it when I first ordered. But I also knew I was going to put a PPF clear bra on it as well as get it ceramic coated. This would have already put me in the 2k range for these. And after learning that one of the wrap shops near me was offering a full vehicle wrap for 2.4k, I figure for $400 more I could get an entirely unique color and some protection on it. Now the only thing I'm driving myself crazy on is the color.
I don't have any experience with PPF, ceramic, etc. If my car will be leased is there an issue with these? The primary benefits are protection from scratching/chips and easier to maintain, correct?I love stealth grey too. I was actually set on keeping it when I first ordered. But I also knew I was going to put a PPF clear bra on it as well as get it ceramic coated. This would have already put me in the 2k range for these. And after learning that one of the wrap shops near me was offering a full vehicle wrap for 2.4k, I figure for $400 more I could get an entirely unique color and some protection on it. Now the only thing I'm driving myself crazy on is the color.
My EDD is now May 29 to June 7. It flips the start date to the current day every day at 7am PST.
Because people don't understand. I talked to a couple of ladies the other day that were ripping on Teslas and when I spoke up, their main gripe was that I couldn't go up mountains and then get home. Their exact question was, "If you go up to the pass, how do you get home?" I had to ask them to clarify their question multiple times because I didn't understand it. First of all, for context, "the pass" is 30 miles from me. Second, they thought that going up to the pass would deplete my battery. Third, they didn't think there were chargers up in the mountains (which there are in multiple locations). People are just completely ignorant, many times willingly so.
That's correct. If you recall the leather bras used on the front end of cars back in the day, it's the same concept. But this time with clear protective film, similar to what was used on phone screens and laptops as well.
