We already knew for the most part what the car looked like. The real excitement at the reveal will be the specs! Range, power, etc.
Looking forward to finding out what the options are as well.
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We already knew for the most part what the car looked like. The real excitement at the reveal will be the specs! Range, power, etc.
Looking forward to finding out what the options are as well.
I think the real excitement for me will be when I get to actually take a ride in one.
Waiting4M3
Active Member
Wouldn't those be revealed when the config page open to employees? which should happen before the delivery event, if I understand correctly
BluestarE3
Active Member
Let's see how well those employee NDAs hold up in the next couple of months.
Waiting4M3
Active Member
But those employee are actually also customers in this case. Tesla is not giving company-owned cars to the employees to try. So would the NDA apply?Let's see how well those employee NDAs hold up in the next couple of months.
JeffK
Well-Known Member
Knowing Tesla I'd imagine there's some kind of legal document similar to our reservation holder agreement but for employees. We'd have to have an insider tell us if there's actually anything preventing them from talking or posting their own reviews before the general launch.
Waiting4M3
Active Member
kingjamez
Member
Has there been any confirmation of a "config page" for Model 3? I know that's how Tesla has traditionally done it, but with them having to make so many cars, it would "seem" to be cheaper and faster for them to make inventory cars and you pick one that suits your needs. Reservation holders will get the option to "pick one" first and if they pass because they are waiting for a different option set, the next batch in line gets a crack at it.
That's the more traditional way I know, but I wouldn't count it out until otherwise confirmed by Tesla.
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T34ME
Active Member
Su padre!, these cars look so good in these new videos, the white posted yesterday and now the red one. They have an aggressive stance, the proportions are right, they just command attention! No wonder Elon feels the need to anti-sell these cars to protect his current lineup, they are awesome. I think the unconventional interior is what most potential buyers will have a problem with but I love it.
Zaphod
Galaxy President (former)
Nope, same wheels as what the silver car had. Definitely not what the red car had at the reveal.Shut the front door - those are the same wheels as the first red "pretend" car
I'm loving that.
I have a new favorite color now though
Waiting4M3
Active Member
That traditional process may have more to do with the dealership model, than about being faster/cheaper, IMO
Zaphod
Galaxy President (former)
If I see any more posts, articles, comments, etc. that mentions panel alignment and gaps, I think I'm going to lose it...
edit: yes, I am mostly joking but the horse has been beaten to death and then beaten even more. These are not production cars. All will be well, or at least better
edit: yes, I am mostly joking but the horse has been beaten to death and then beaten even more. These are not production cars. All will be well, or at least better
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JeffK
Well-Known Member
Anybody can tweet to Elon... if he replies, though, is another story.
Waiting4M3
Active Member
try to hold it togetherIf I see any more posts, articles, comments, etc. that mentions panel alignment and gaps, I think I'm going to lose it...
BluestarE3
Active Member
Raj is a news anchor at the local NBC affiliate here! Although it says "EXCLUSIVE", I don't know if Raj captured this himself or if someone sent it to him. If he did, Tesla should offer him an exclusive test ride in a Model 3 just for being so enterprising. He must be a closet Tesla fan to recognize the car while in motion (again, assuming he took this himself). Funny seeing the tweet response from his former colleague, Brent Cannon, asking how many "Tessa" compatible charging stations there are in San Jose. Obviously, he's not a big fan.
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melindav
☰ 2018
it's the camera's refresh rate vs the LED - it makes the LEDs appear to pulse.
If I see any more posts, articles, comments, etc. that mentions panel alignment and gaps, I think I'm going to lose it...
Relax, quit getting your panels out of alignment ....
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