[POLL] If you placed your order - what did you order

[Firewired]

If you have already placed your order, please log which trim/s you picked.

I have seen the spreadsheets showing what has been ordered, but it is hard to visualize an overall breakdown from them. I thought a running poll would be more simple and easier to show a running aggregate of an estimate of breakdown of what people have ordered.

I realize that the first two are not currently available. It will be interesting to see when people start logging that they were able to put in their orders for them.

Thanks

 

[Firewired]

Wow, I guess all the LR RWD people are out driving rather than reading the forum.

 

[Nate977p]

Can you please add performance with performance package, very curious on that take rate with all the threads debating it.

 

[Firewired]

Can you please add performance with performance package, very curious on that take rate with all the threads debating it.

Done. With the help of Moderator. If you ordered Performance please adjust your vote.

 

[Firewired]

If this is right the proportion of Performance Package is surprising.

 

[Big Earl]

Bump for some more votes. LR AWD here.

 

[jgrant]

2nd bump.

 

[willa1975]

Long Range AWD. Prefer AWD to RWD since I spend 9 months out of the year driving in wet, hilly conditions.

 

[jgrant]

Guess I shouldn't be surprised nearly half of us went AWD. What's 5K, excuse me, now 4K when your already in the 50s. Did expect performance to be a little higher.

I wonder with GA3 line doing all the AWD versions today and the LR single motor PUP backlog seems to largely be fulfilled soon if they don't start putting dual motor on GA2 line as well?

 

[mrfreeze]

I'm guessing RWD people aren't obsessing over the forums because they already have their car, unlike us AWD waiters.

 

[miltymoots]

LR RWD order here... definitely in obsessing mode.

 

[fishh]

If this is right the proportion of Performance Package is surprising.

I'm quite surprised too. I just don't see all the value in the Performance+ package, other than maybe the Brembos.

 

[Firewired]

Do you think the SR vote was an oversight? To me the Performance package was worth it for the grippier tires and wheels which I liked the look of better. Tesla charges $4k for the wheels package alone, so for me potentially higher performing brakes seems like a relative bargain. (Model 3 20" Sport Wheel and Tire Package)

 

[Perry]

Do you think the SR vote was an oversight? To me the Performance package was worth it for the grippier tires and wheels which I liked the look of better. Tesla charges $4k for the wheels package alone, so for me potentially higher performing brakes seems like a relative bargain. (Model 3 20" Sport Wheel and Tire Package)

Not worth it if you want lighter 18" or 19" wheels. After all if you are into performance you would probably want to get higher end lighter wheels and probably want to stand out from the stock design. You can get better wheels and better brakes aftermarket for that same price or even less.

 

[EricUSC]

I bet the take rate for LR AWD on new orders will be lower going forward now that the official EPA numbers are out.

 

[Firewired]

Why is that? Are you disappointed with the lesser efficiency, even if you are able to achieve the stated 310 range?

 

[Snow Drift]

LR AWD

 

[Big Earl]

I bet the take rate for LR AWD on new orders will be lower going forward now that the official EPA numbers are out.

The 10% efficiency hit for AWD isn't going to change my mind.

 

[little1er]

If this is right the proportion of Performance Package is surprising.

I think all the people that ordered the Performance + PUP are scouring these forums hoping to actually learn what we're dropping 80K on. At least that's my story. I'm a car guy through and through and can't believe I'm buying a new car that I have barely any info on.

 

[fishh]

Not worth it if you want lighter 18" or 19" wheels. After all if you are into performance you would probably want to get higher end lighter wheels and probably want to stand out from the stock design. You can get better wheels and better brakes aftermarket for that same price or even less.

People order "performance" cars for different reasons. The P3D looks like it'll be a demon on the streets (even the non-performance AWD would be too) and it's nice that Tesla separated the Performance Upgrades package for those that are buying the car for that reason. For those who are planning on taking it a track/autoX, then that package might be of a bit more value to them.