Definitely can wait. Looks like all might be getting 2024s
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Where are you seeing these specific dates? I ordered an MSLR Red, 29, Black on Oct 20 and since that date have seen “Est. delivery Oct-Nov 2023.”
n2mb_racing
Active Member
That's what mine was showing until this morning. It'll probably update soon enough.
Possibly. I don't really care about the model year though. Now if they add stuff like ambient lights and I miss that by a few days it'll be disappointing, but that's a risk you take with Tesla.
aerodyne
2 of 3 EV's - Defect Free!
Said stuff could easily be added months from now.
Like updated rear trim in Jan, HW 4 in Feb of 2023.
IMO, delivery this fall is a risk worth taking as long as you avoid EoY delivery.
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Propofoln
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I ordered exactly the same one on same date. Still nada. When did you get your VIN?
chukieboy
Noice Tesla
aerodyne
2 of 3 EV's - Defect Free!
Typically, a big push to get cars delivered to meet delivery numbers at EoQ and especially EoY. Quality suffers, Service centers busy for weeks after to fix delivery issues.
Delivery from now to early Dec. should be OK, but don't be afraid to reject the car if there are any issues you can't live with. Chances are, paint and alignment issues will be deemed to be "Within Spec" and won't be fixed.
chukieboy
Noice Tesla
I picked up my car about a month ago, and just took it to the tesla SC to fix a few defects. One defect is dirt nibs on the trunk. They offered to fix or provide a credit for future repairs. Unfortunately, I already had PPF installed. The nirt nibs are ~ 3 and the largest is about 2mm the other are tiny specs. Any thoughts? Not sure if my detail guy (who I have paid for two prior cars recently), who pointed it out will re ppf for free. He sort of implied that when he pointed out the dirt nibs. The tesla svc center stated that my car would look like new, and they take it to some bumper repair place, and would need to remove the ppf. Any thoughts?
Otherwise, really happy with the car, it is not perfect, but love having my FSD rolled over, and some of the other extra 'treats' that were provided.
Otherwise, really happy with the car, it is not perfect, but love having my FSD rolled over, and some of the other extra 'treats' that were provided.
Dont think so. Ive been trying to watch for it.
The only thing I feel is at exactly 17 mph when im first leaving home. Then i dont notice anything after that. Just smooth silent GForces slamming my face off.
Still getting 'P' (2023 year) in a newly assigned VIN earlier today for a Model S. Is there a clearer info on when the 'model year' switch happens? I remember my Model 3 2018 was built on 12/06/2018 ('Birthdate' in Service mode is December 6th, 2018, so I assume this is the date), delivered later the same month, BUT it had 2018 'model year' rather than 2019. What makes anyone think that this model year switch is happening faster now? Please share any datapoints that can shed some light.
Because Tesla started making the switch in the late-October to early-December timeframe the last few years. But there is no official communication on when the change will happen. (And it may not happen at the same time for all models.)
Model year 2022 switch the MX and MY were in Oct, M3 early Nov, and MS mid Nov
Model year 2023 switch all of them were in early Oct IIRC
Model year 2023 switch all of them were in early Oct IIRC
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