Took delivery on Tesla Y on Dec 17 with a $3750 rebate and now rebate in $7500 for deliveries Dec 21-31. Tesla should refund the additional $3750! Any suggestions on how to accomplish this?
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Received $3750 rebate a few days ago and now it's $7500. Any recourse?
- Thread starter MyY1
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what about those who took delivery few days before you did & got nothing ? They aren't complaining!
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Doubt it. Just like how late Nov buyers didn't get a piece of the $3750, doubt Tesla will give you the additional rebate. The goal for them is to push end of the year numbers and likely to entice those that are holding out until 2023 to commit and take delivery now.
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NO
Just like Nov 30th didn't get $3750
Just like Dec 14th didn't get 10K miles
Just like every other price increase where people can't go back in time.
Just like Nov 30th didn't get $3750
Just like Dec 14th didn't get 10K miles
Just like every other price increase where people can't go back in time.
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boulder.dude
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I bet if you’re willing to take something they have “on the lot” of the local SC on Dec 31 you could get an even bigger di$count?
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btownalset
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agree...i'm thinking no up charge on color or maybe free FSD or Enhanced Autopilot for a year.
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Buy a shirt? lol what does that mean?
If I had a time machine, the last thing that I would be doing is worry about delaying my delivery, lol
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I think what they’re saying is you bought a car and signed a contract for the price. It’s not like buying a shirt where you can return it later if the price changes or you don’t like it.
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I think they meant to say, buying a Tesla is not like buying a shirt. Frankly it’s no different than buying from any other car manufacturer where incentives vary from month to month and can change with little/no notice
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For those of us who have been watching Tesla for years, these end-of-quarter sales are well known. Now that demand is getting back to something more normal, I expect to see these more often.
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He might have just been short tempered from taking 50 previous phone calls, each one demanding the same thing. Sales/Delivery team does not make the policy, they only carry out their marching orders.
In the past, all sorts of things have happened. Some have even gotten checks in the mail, after a policy was implemented, but the Sales people have no control over issues like this.
Every customer wants the best deal of all time for them, but that is often not how it works out for everyone.
I believe the "Demand" theory is incorrect here. Lots of people still want to own Teslas, but many customers continously want to keep putting off taking deliveries untill some future event. Tesla wants to get every single produced car delivered before the EOY. This is how they book the revenue. This is also how they firm up stock prices, as everyone will be looking at profitability for 2022. They have their internal reasons to get these cars out the door, and Demand is not the only reason. If Tesla wants to increase demand, they can roll out distribution to other countries (Like Turkey) who have tremendous pent up demand for these cars. As more factories open up around the World, additonal countries will be tagged for Supercharger roll outs and distribution centers.
In the past, all sorts of things have happened. Some have even gotten checks in the mail, after a policy was implemented, but the Sales people have no control over issues like this.
Every customer wants the best deal of all time for them, but that is often not how it works out for everyone.
I believe the "Demand" theory is incorrect here. Lots of people still want to own Teslas, but many customers continously want to keep putting off taking deliveries untill some future event. Tesla wants to get every single produced car delivered before the EOY. This is how they book the revenue. This is also how they firm up stock prices, as everyone will be looking at profitability for 2022. They have their internal reasons to get these cars out the door, and Demand is not the only reason. If Tesla wants to increase demand, they can roll out distribution to other countries (Like Turkey) who have tremendous pent up demand for these cars. As more factories open up around the World, additonal countries will be tagged for Supercharger roll outs and distribution centers.
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