Assuming you mean me, not as of yesterday. I get the feeling that there are different problems with different configurations. I wish Darrell well, and want to hear more when it's delivered.
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Assuming you mean me, not as of yesterday. I get the feeling that there are different problems with different configurations. I wish Darrell well, and want to hear more when it's delivered.
kvietor
Model S VIN 168
My purchase agreement includes the $990 and I haven't specified whether I would pick up my car or have it delivered.
From TM thread: Model S Deliveries - latest actual info on dates and vehicles being delivered | Forums | Tesla Motors
DarrellH | August 30, 2012
I can't confirm September delivery dates but #30 is home. We picked it up this afternoon. in fact, this is being posted from the amazing 17" screen!
DarrellH | August 30, 2012
I can't confirm September delivery dates but #30 is home. We picked it up this afternoon. in fact, this is being posted from the amazing 17" screen!
roblab
Active Member
VIN 5YJSA1DN6CFS00064 presumptive scheduling for Sept. 11
SSL # 77, RN 004459, Pano, 19" tires, Factory delivery.
Let's see a lot more of these now.
Rob
SSL # 77, RN 004459, Pano, 19" tires, Factory delivery.
Let's see a lot more of these now.
Rob
NigelM
Recovering Member
Well this should blow your mind. They're still saying Nov./Dec. deliveries for orders placed before September 29.
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Vger
Active Member
Yeah, noticed that. It is almost like they really believe they are going to deliver at least 4,000 cars in those two months!
Haha, good point. If I do get it by December 2012, I'll be shocked
PS: Did the screen shot show up in the post?
CapitalistOppressor
Active Member
It showed up fine on my screen.
If the ramp up works according to plan there isn't any reason at all they can't produce 2,000 units per month. I don't even think they would need to necessarily work a ton of overtime at that rate, though their delivery specialists probably would be. As someone else pointed out, they might end up drafting secretaries and janitors and send them out to perform deliveries after giving them a one or two week training course
It showed up fine on my screen.
If the ramp up works according to plan there isn't any reason at all they can't produce 2,000 units per month. I don't even think they would need to necessarily work a ton of overtime at that rate, though their delivery specialists probably would be. As someone else pointed out, they might end up drafting secretaries and janitors and send them out to perform deliveries after giving them a one or two week training course
I don't care if the guy who cleans the toilets deliver my car (provided that he washes his hands first) if it means I get my car earlier!
Norbert
TSLA will win
Our reservation was #32, our VIN (asked in advance) is ...29. I'll bet Darrell's VIN is actually ...27. Congrats to Darrell!
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