So are we getting new tail lights or not, what's with all the confusion?
Just waiting for the main product page to be updated...
Just waiting for the main product page to be updated...
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There is no confusion. That tail lights will arrive shortly after the tilt screen function
EndlessPlaid
⚡EV/Tesla Nerd 🔋
There is no confusion really lol. They will be coming soon, and look to be right on schedule from my estimates.
No one knows for certain. If someone makes their way to the "event", maybe those cars have the new stuff but at this moment there is no fire, but we do see a lot of smoke.
I ordered my Model S LR on 2/5/2021, I had them bounce me a few times and they told me if I did not accept the next one they would cancel my order. Well Delivery is tomorrow 2/11/2022 a little over a year from when I reserved it. New headlights or not I only paid $79,990 and now the same vehicle is $94,990 so I will accept it and hope there are not many fit and finish issues.
GrnSqrl
LR,blk/blk,19”,rcd 8/25;VIN4392; only waited 235d
Not to worry. I’m sure the detail shop will shine them up perfectly for you. Mine were awesome at pick up day.
Tesla purposely ambiguously rolls *sugar* out to screw their customers
Are you saying you declined delivery or did you just ask them to put you on hold?
The question for me has always been how many orders have actually genuinely waited over a year. In the case of OP here he implies he turned down a delivery and so in all fairness the date of the initial VIN assignment should probably be what counts. How long was the wait to that?
FWIW, in our case (not the guy/gal directly above), we never turned down a car and it was over 13 months for our MS to arrive (MC Red, White, 19's, NO FSD).
That said, while the jury is still out (WAY out) on the yoke, the car itself is quite interesting in that it costs Tesla LESS to assemble, yet it feels far more refined and nearly silent in operation, while it has more features and an even better audio system. (Perhaps having three or four stalks on the old steering column, and the "full circle" steering wheel, was REALLY expensive;-)
Does Moore's Law apply to Tesla?
That said, while the jury is still out (WAY out) on the yoke, the car itself is quite interesting in that it costs Tesla LESS to assemble, yet it feels far more refined and nearly silent in operation, while it has more features and an even better audio system. (Perhaps having three or four stalks on the old steering column, and the "full circle" steering wheel, was REALLY expensive;-)
Does Moore's Law apply to Tesla?
aerodyne
2 of 3 EV's - Defect Free!
I think you are in a good situation. Take it, drive it, if you don't like it, sell it at a profit.
A little deceitful but a certain segment of the mainstream Press has taken to calling most Tesla OTA software updates which change functionality of a previously available feature a RECALL. I know the government instigated this trend but...
These were my thoughts. The price increase gives some protection to early buyers.
Im jealous, how about I take yours and then sell you mine with new headlights =)
I think it is and I like this type of sarcasm and jokes where I get an AHA moment as opposed to the ones revealed by an Emoji
Tesla won't make the change on the website until they are manufacturing and delivering cars with the updated lights. They don't want to be stuck with inventory of cars with old lights.
WilliamG
Hinge Fanatic
You'd better be right. Seriously. Be right.
Then they shouldn't have ****ing made em!
What pisses me off about Tesla is they make two products and sell it for the same price and don't tell anyone.
For example: the Model 3/Y randomly getting a Ryzen chip/new 12v battery. Some got this, most didn't, all paid the same price. What the ****?
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