Not exactly. Some of us here buy an inventory 2023 unit with a nice discount and hope that rejecting or delaying acceptance with a 2-week hold would lead to a 2024 unit…at the same discounted price.
Only if the iPhone 15 were the same as the iPhone 14. A 2024 Model Y produced in early 2024 is virtually identical to a 2023 Model Y produced in late 2023.
Exactly, you are assigned a vin, the vin you chose to reserve for $250. You would have to get Tesla to move your reservation to another vin and why would they move you to a 2024 inventory unit? The entire point of the discounts is to sell you a 2023 vin.
This is the point I was try to make. Folks are complaining that they’re not getting a 2024 model for their new car…even though they willingly chose a discounted 2023 unit…scheduled to be delivered in 2024. Just because Tesla is delivering/ selling a new car in the 2024 calendar year, it does not mean that unit can’t be a 2023 model.
Discouints for cars in inventory are for that specific car only.
I didn’t get a discount and paid full price. So in 2024 I’d logically expect to get a 2024 vehicle.
Tesla does not necessarily work that way. Just because it's 2024, you could've ordered a 2023 car before the Highland availability and you'll get the 2023 exactly as you ordered. I don't understand how that's hard to understand...
It appears logically you’re wrong. Does that also mean you would logically not expect to get a 2025 model year in 2024?
Can’t make sense of your statement. However, I guarantee I’ll get a 2024 VIN. Count on it!
Ask your sales adviser at your Tesla delivery canter if they are 2024 VIN.
Currently, there is no difference in features between 2023 VIN LR AWD Model Y and a 2024 VIN LR AWD Model Y.
Yes. 23 and 24 are identical cars, so there is no reason not to take a huge savings on the 23 if you find one with the specs you want.
