i had mistakingly posted this on the model X forum . I could not fine a similar thread on the Model S forum. My appologies if it is a duplicate. Just wondering if anyone else has similar experiences.
Last month I was about to purchase a Mercedes AMG GTs when my brother called me in the dealership and talked me out of it and told me to give model S a try. He is a big car guy and has driven everything from Lamborghini to almost every Porsche 911 they make. I fully trust his judgement.He said there is nothing like it. So I apologized to the sale person who was drafting the paperwork on the AMG and went home. The next morning , I got on the website and
Configured my Model S 90 D with all the bells and whistles. Just before clicking on the order, I noticed inventory offers "similar to mine" with "14 day delivary" I checked one , it was only missing the air suspension from what I wanted. So I figured not waiting 3 months was a fair trade off for the air suspension. I ordered it.
I was pleasantly surprised when the sales associate from the nearby store called me Withings minutes , wanting to know if I want to test drive one. First car I ever naught without a test drive. Needless to say . I absolutely loved it. After the test drive she told me my car should be in seattle and in my hand in 14 days from Pennsylvania. If I didn't want to wait that long I could have had the car I test drove in 2 days , but being an older model, it had less cameras and sensors. So I opted to wait.
Then the headache started. After the first week I contacted her to check, she said the car was on its way and on schedule. On the 2nd week I got an email from another guy in tesla , when I contacted him thinking that my car had arrived, he had no clue I had already ordered one. He simply wanted to offer me a test drive. Feeling bad he checked and said the car had arrived Fremont CA for "reconditioning". He said he would flag the car for rush delivery.
Another week went by, no news. So I contacted my original sale person, two days later she told me the car was en route and in ohio. Imagine my confusion; Pennsylvania CAOH ?.
One more week; I get a random text , now the car is in St Loius,
Waiting for a truck. Should be here "in two weeks". That will be almost 7 weeks .
My beef is ; why advertise "14 day delivery " when you know it won't happen?
Why the confusion ? Either this car is taking a complete tour of the country before it gets to me, or they are just making stuff up. Last I heard the fastest way between two spots was a straight line . PENNSYLVANIA to CA to OH to st Loius and god knows where else to Seattle is not a straight line!
So, anyone else ordered a model S inventory with a 14 day delivery? What was the actual delivery time line?
Ps . I once shipped a car from Ohio to seattle for $800 in three days in the middle of the winter. Tesla needs to hire those people
Thanks
Last month I was about to purchase a Mercedes AMG GTs when my brother called me in the dealership and talked me out of it and told me to give model S a try. He is a big car guy and has driven everything from Lamborghini to almost every Porsche 911 they make. I fully trust his judgement.He said there is nothing like it. So I apologized to the sale person who was drafting the paperwork on the AMG and went home. The next morning , I got on the website and
Configured my Model S 90 D with all the bells and whistles. Just before clicking on the order, I noticed inventory offers "similar to mine" with "14 day delivary" I checked one , it was only missing the air suspension from what I wanted. So I figured not waiting 3 months was a fair trade off for the air suspension. I ordered it.
I was pleasantly surprised when the sales associate from the nearby store called me Withings minutes , wanting to know if I want to test drive one. First car I ever naught without a test drive. Needless to say . I absolutely loved it. After the test drive she told me my car should be in seattle and in my hand in 14 days from Pennsylvania. If I didn't want to wait that long I could have had the car I test drove in 2 days , but being an older model, it had less cameras and sensors. So I opted to wait.
Then the headache started. After the first week I contacted her to check, she said the car was on its way and on schedule. On the 2nd week I got an email from another guy in tesla , when I contacted him thinking that my car had arrived, he had no clue I had already ordered one. He simply wanted to offer me a test drive. Feeling bad he checked and said the car had arrived Fremont CA for "reconditioning". He said he would flag the car for rush delivery.
Another week went by, no news. So I contacted my original sale person, two days later she told me the car was en route and in ohio. Imagine my confusion; Pennsylvania CAOH ?.
One more week; I get a random text , now the car is in St Loius,
Waiting for a truck. Should be here "in two weeks". That will be almost 7 weeks .
My beef is ; why advertise "14 day delivery " when you know it won't happen?
Why the confusion ? Either this car is taking a complete tour of the country before it gets to me, or they are just making stuff up. Last I heard the fastest way between two spots was a straight line . PENNSYLVANIA to CA to OH to st Loius and god knows where else to Seattle is not a straight line!
So, anyone else ordered a model S inventory with a 14 day delivery? What was the actual delivery time line?
Ps . I once shipped a car from Ohio to seattle for $800 in three days in the middle of the winter. Tesla needs to hire those people
Thanks