where would i find the build date?Do you have the build date? I feel like that is a recent build, maybe late June, early July. As others said, they are getting VIN in the early 40,000s. Crap, I am worried about mine now.
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where would i find the build date?Do you have the build date? I feel like that is a recent build, maybe late June, early July. As others said, they are getting VIN in the early 40,000s. Crap, I am worried about mine now.
Do you have the build date? I feel like that is a recent build, maybe late June, early July. As others said, they are getting VIN in the early 40,000s. Crap, I am worried about mine now.
The fun and toys? Oh, yes, the acceleration. It’s really the only toy I can’t readily get elsewhereSorry you're going this this; but it's not untypical.
I knew full well with each of my Tesla purchases I would have to possibly be willing to accept tolerances and issues not acceptable with other makes, I would have to deal with service delays, I would have to deal with possibly of no loaner and only know about it when I got there.
If I wanted to keep a higher level of fit, finish, and customer service I would have stayed with a hybrid or ICE car.
I wanted the fun and toys Tesla largely has an exclusive on right now.
Everything in life is a trade off.
Sorry.
Yeah the heat definite does not help. Especially 113°! Your outlook is certainly more positive than mine. I have half a mind to call them up and postpone the service until they have a loaner for me. That's pretty unbelievable. This was not a cheap car
I'm sorry you've gone through all that. Honestly, this is all fairly typical of Tesla (at least in CA). You were unlucky enough to encounter several Tesla weaknesses all at once: strange technological glitches, poor or conflicting communications, and surprisingly bad SC experience.
They had killed the loaner fleet throughout most of CA even before Pandemic stuff, with just one or two cars per location, so Uber credits aren't super surprising. I had to warn a single-car family with kids about this as it's pretty unusual not to offer loaners for cars at this price point, and car seats in an Uber is an utter nightmare.
Hopefully you at least get the items you pointed out resolved.
what were the issues?
These are only $40,000 cars...plus options.
missing paint in 8 different places (as far as I know). audio on phone calls cuts off. loud AC. hood misaligned, stratches on roof glass and tail lights. back seats not aligned. adhesive baked on to windshield. damaged headliner. panel gaps. misaligned rear door (so much so that makes a loud banging noise when closing when the other side doesn't. they already told me they would not fix this.) FW won't update. damaged leather
where would i find the build date?
missing paint in 8 different places (as far as I know). audio on phone calls cuts off. loud AC. hood misaligned, stratches on roof glass and tail lights. back seats not aligned. adhesive baked on to windshield. damaged headliner. panel gaps. misaligned rear door (so much so that makes a loud banging noise when closing when the other side doesn't. they already told me they would not fix this.) FW won't update. damaged leather
He listened to Tesla‘s deception. New car buyers coming from other manufacturers don’t realize the mistake that is.With that many issues why didn’t you just reject it out right, that seems like the prudent thing to do...
He listened to Tesla‘s deception. New car buyers coming from other manufacturers don’t realize the mistake that is.