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Model X March 2017 Deliveries
- Thread starter kash
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Seems as if it is at the expense of other orders that have been outstanding longer but maybe on the east coast.
Obviously.
With Tesla your delivery time always depends on your location, they will bump you out of the way to optimize manufacturing and delivery within the same quarter.
sharag
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Jays200
Member
Lucky you. I ordered a day before you, confirmed a day before too but because it's an overseas production that gets done at the start of the quarter, it still hasn't been given a production date, although my DS has said April with a late May/June delivery. Can't wait.
304 miles is 489 kilometers and that's important because we still don't have a supercharger in Western Australia.
sharag
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Yes, we got lucky, including the EPA hold release, which was a lot earlier in Texas than the rest of the country. The wait is certainly hard, but think of the amazing car you are going to get, and by the time you get it, AP2 will probably be completely updated to full speed auto steer etc.
jajabor
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Who knows... I got an email from Tesla 2 days ago that production is done... MyTesla shows it is still in production... and the DS is missing in action... no response from her.
Tesla makes the most advance cars and yet their systems are all out of sync.
Update here... Ordered Jan 19, 2017
Pickup set for March 28, 2017
90D to Toronto, Canada!
Pickup set for March 28, 2017
90D to Toronto, Canada!
ToddS
Member
I would say after production is complete, if you speak (or email) with your DS, it is very accurate. The dates on MyTesla are estimates at best. My X was delivered over a month AHEAD of the delivery window on MyTesla.
Can't wait to take delivery of my new Model X 75D next Tuesday. I'm just soooooooo nervous that my door handles will be misaligned. I even asked my wife if I should go ahead and schedule my first service appointment to fix them (before I even take delivery!), because I just have a bad feeling that I will be unlucky enough to get them misaligned. 
She thinks I'm crazy!
She thinks I'm crazy!
Screw misalignment! Hope that your FWD perform reliablyCan't wait to take delivery of my new Model X 75D next Tuesday. I'm just soooooooo nervous that my door handles will be misaligned. I even asked my wife if I should go ahead and schedule my first service appointment to fix them (before I even take delivery!), because I just have a bad feeling that I will be unlucky enough to get them misaligned.
sharag
Member
As per our experience, the range is just for your convenience. When the range is for a week, the car is avaible on the first day of that range.
Can't wait to take delivery of my new Model X 75D next Tuesday. I'm just soooooooo nervous that my door handles will be misaligned. I even asked my wife if I should go ahead and schedule my first service appointment to fix them (before I even take delivery!), because I just have a bad feeling that I will be unlucky enough to get them misaligned.
i've had mine for exactly 4 weeks now. never even checked if they are aligned. i'm still in the happy-they-opened-ok stage i guess.
3s-a-charm
Active Member
Exactly. My door handles align but I've had a couple of quirky moments with FWD in the first week. Nothing too major yet - I think I'm still not used to having passenger doors that are power operated (only) - no manual operation possible. Starting to creak a little when opening and had two instances in the second day where the passenger FWD wouldn't open. Otherwise great vehicle and super happy with it overall.
Just took delivery in Bellevue. Went perfect. Slightly disappointed with the delivery guy. I definitely knew a lot more than he did about the car, but I also have driven a Model S for 4 years and I think he has worked for Tesla for 4 months. Never the less, love the car, everything was perfect.
Having a degree from TMC also helps a lot! I'm currently working on my masters.
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