Usafmueller
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You do know the insurance has to have the vin of the new vehicle right? You’re risking a delay in your delivery when you attempt to pickup the car brother…
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aerodyne
2 of 3 EV's - Defect Free!
Might be policy dependant. My insurance covered any new car for 30 days, no need for a VIN.
How crazy is it that some SC are putting a hold on Plaids due to the EPA.
How unorganized can an SC be to not align with corporate news and information. My mind is boggled at this.
But hey! Demand is high so it really doesn’t matter that much to have crummy customer service.
n2mb_racing
Active Member
Worked fine for my last delivery. I added the car to my insurance on the morning of delivery or maybe the day before. I forget. I wasn't about to pay for insurance on a car I didn't own yet, especially with Tesla constantly rescheduling delivery.
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Most insurance companies give you 30 days to add your new vehicle. Probably varies by state so double check. At the very least, having the vin will get you a more accurate quote.
Most insurance companies give you 30 days to add your new vehicle. Probably varies by state so double check. At the very least, having the vin will get you a more accurate quote.
Decided to reach out in the app earlier and see what my SA would say about my delivery window this week. Of course "inspections and FW updates" are just the EPA mess ... As of now I have my pickup scheduled for 3/1, hopefully no more setbacks on the sales hold (trying to be optimistic lol).
The EPA knowledgeable SA today mentioned stickers are apparently printed and ready to go for EPA issue with MSLR, so hopefully cars can be delivered soon.
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aerodyne
2 of 3 EV's - Defect Free!
Tesla knows that it is necessary to precondition owners to the truly "sugar" service after the sale, the sales experience is just the start.
Soon you will get your car, and all will be forgotten. Just remember when something goes wrong and you are thinking of taking the car in to the SvC, as Tesla has stated, "The best service is no service"
aerodyne
2 of 3 EV's - Defect Free!
Nothing on the EPA documents site for MS and MYP. Could be "SA" and knowledgeable are oxymorons.
SucreTease
Teslarian
aerodyne
2 of 3 EV's - Defect Free!
I did. 2 or so hrs ago.
And what you have thoughtfully linked says Plaid. I think most folks are looking for the LR docs.
I'd be happy to be proved wrong on this. But....
rfmurphy81
Member
Forgive me for asking a dumb question, but which resource shows the inventory moving around the country?
I got a response from them ... lack of proof of insurance will not delay delivery date. They said to provide as soon as you know your delivery date
SucreTease
Teslarian
Then you should be happy. You said there was "nothing...for MS", and you now see that there is. If you meant only MSLR, you should have made that clear.
It's well known that the MSP's certificate of conformity doc was released on 1/12. It's been discussed multiple times and folks have been taking delivery of their MSPs since there's no hold. He didn't specify MSLR because everyone already knows it's the MSLR that's on hold.
The earlier of my EDD is Feb 27th but no VIN. I'm starting to wonder if I actually just ordered an EDD generator
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I tracked the car after rejection. It stayed in inventory until end of the year, and then Tesla appears to have moved it into their demo fleet.
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