WilliamG
Hinge Fanatic
No. Probably will find out they’re all like this.Oof that looks/sounds terrible. Did the SA offer anything regarding fixing that?
You can install our site as a web app on your iOS device by utilizing the Add to Home Screen feature in Safari. Please see this thread for more details on this.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
No. Probably will find out they’re all like this.Oof that looks/sounds terrible. Did the SA offer anything regarding fixing that?
Im a bit worried as well. But moreso about time to do tradein. I think a straight approval for check is pretty fast no?I feel like I'm in a pretty tough spot now. I got the text that my car is in transit with EDD next week. I have applied with some credit unions including credit union 1. They're still advertising 1.99% for 60 which I will take if I'm fortunate to get it. I'd like to finance the entire vehicle and stay liquid. PenFed pre-approved for entire amount @ 4.09% 72 mos. Unsure if I even have enough time to get everything done by next week for delivery.
Sounds like something to add to the new car check list....No. Probably will find out they’re all like this.
Yeah hopefully someone else can chime in on this to see if it’s normal or not. Still rubbish if it is normal.Sounds like something to add to the new car check list....
You can always refi for a lower rate when it drops hopefully later.I feel like I'm in a pretty tough spot now. I got the text that my car is in transit with EDD next week. I have applied with some credit unions including credit union 1. They're still advertising 1.99% for 60 which I will take if I'm fortunate to get it. I'd like to finance the entire vehicle and stay liquid. PenFed pre-approved for entire amount @ 4.09% 72 mos. Unsure if I even have enough time to get everything done by next week for delivery.
No. Probably will find out they’re all like this.
Runs to the garage.Yeah hopefully someone else can chime in on this to see if it’s normal or not. Still rubbish if it is normal.
Nothing some good ol’ duct tape can’t fix; on a $200k car … (I’m proactively adding the real inflation )So I wondered what the heck was rattling in my dash on uneven roads. Look at this nonsense…
So I wondered what the heck was rattling in my dash on uneven roads. Look at this nonsense…
I just finalized my financing with DCU. I am putting about 20% down, but I could have gone 100% financing. I ended up at 2.74% less the .5% membership discount and .25% energy efficiency discount (1.99% total).Yikes, is it getting harder to finance the whole price of the car? was looking to do that with a 3%ish rate somewhere
Just don't look or touch like I did.Even after 37k miles and one year, mine does not have this rattle - I just checked.
Maybe they are waiting for you to be done making changes, then they will boot you into Thanksgiving.. lolChanged my order 7 times in the last two weeks but my deleivery still shows July 7-Aug 18th
That’s what I’m hoping for! The longer I wait the more the car improves.Maybe they are waiting for you to be done making changes, then they will boot you into Thanksgiving.. lol
Hopefully not!
Put as least as possible down. Cars aren’t investments.So in the last few months the financial markets have had a bunch of downward movement. Tesla raised their financing rates (3.74% is currently "normal" for Tesla, they wont go lower than that). The amount of money they'll provide likely depends on the individual. A few months ago it was easy for me to finance the bulk of my car (~146k) < 2%. But my order kept getting delayed. For me to keep my interest very low right now I have to put down ~56k cash to pickup my plaid next week. I didn't want to put that much money towards it because I'd prefer free money but since rates have been climbing and markets adjusting I settled on keeping my "best" rate with putting more down upfront. If you don't take the order you're out the order fee which isn't the end of the world. As always it can be worth shopping around to multiple lenders, but it is very expected to have higher rates and less offered from financing companies as the current markets are on a downward trajectory.
Make a service appointment for the missing trunk cover. It will likely magically appear.Sorry if this is the wrong place to ask but is it possible to retrofit the new Model S taillights onto my 2022 Plaid that came in with the old ones? I am also wondering if they are still delivering the Model S without the bottom trunk cover, I took delivery at the end of December and still don't have my trunk cover 6 months later...they said it would be shipped but never did
Been at a body shop, and/or waiting for a replacement battery pack. That would be what I’d wager on.Make sure to give it a good look over. That car is nearly 2 months old. Can't understand why it would still be available...
But is the build quality better than the GM/Toyota effort? Rhetorical question.More details from Electrek: interesting to note that Tesla now produces more vehicles in Fremont, CA than GM/Toyota did previously.
Elon Musk says Tesla had a 'very tough quarter' and needs to rally in leaked email
Elon Musk says that Tesla had a “very tough quarter” and asks employees to “rally hard to recover” in leaked...electrek.co
"The CEO wrote it was a “very tough quarter” and employees need to “rally hard to recover”: “This has been a very tough quarter, primarily due to supply chain and production challenges in China, so we need to rally hard to recover!” Earlier this week, Electrek reported that Musk warned Tesla workers of a ‘nutty’ end-of-quarter delivery wave for the same reason.
By “supply chain and production challenges in China”, Musk is referring to Gigafactory Shanghai being closed for weeks earlier in the quarter, along with several suppliers, due to the restrictions to control COVID cases in Shanghai. The CEO said that production is now “returning to full strength” in Shanghai.
Interestingly, Musk also gave some insight into the production status at other Tesla factories. He wrote about Fremont: “I’d like to congratulate the Fremont team for achieving a new all-time record production day last week,” We reported this week that Tesla now produces more cars at Fremont factory than when it was operated by GM and Toyota."
More like the bubble gum pakYou failed to order the rubber band package...
Everything coming from Tesla is considered “normal,” including all the vibration issues.Yeah hopefully someone else can chime in on this to see if it’s normal or not. Still rubbish if it is normal.