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Recent MYP Delivery Estimates
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RyStar
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Just scheduled delivery for Monday. I'll post after she puts some clothes on.
dfiz1
Member
Also scheduled delivery for Monday afternoon. Getting her shoes changed Tuesday morning, will post some before/afters.
Having the car itch waiting for my car so I went to the showroom. Saw two flawless white Model Y’s. No gaps and bumper color matched with no mismatch.
Same with the Model 3’s. Flawless
OD 9/18 White/White No tow/fsd
EDD 11/13-12/11
Same with the Model 3’s. Flawless
OD 9/18 White/White No tow/fsd
EDD 11/13-12/11
Wow....interesting that your SA can confirm a manufacture date over a month and a half out! My SA gives me zero feedback other than "there can be no firm update until a VIN is generated....."
AikenSugarbush
Member
Apparently some SAs have crystal balls (pun intended).
Same. I went to the showroom today and the manager said the EDD date showing on my app is as much info as he has
Clark_Kent
Member
I was given a manufacture date as well and told to expect a VIN within days of that date. The advisor was also able to project when the vehicle would be ready for delivery. He said only certain advisors have access to this portal/workflow tool.
RyStar
Member
They can all see this, but they aren't supposed to share it. Is what I've been told by a CSR.
In your case, was it accurate? I'd find it hard to believe that 'certain' advisors have the magic decoder ring - but I could be wrong!
Wondering who lives in moderately cold climate and doesn't plan on getting an extra set of wheels. I live in DC and I drive maybe 2-10 miles per day with the option of staying put on days when we do get some snow/extreme cold. Would it still be recommended that I get aftermarket wheels?
I live near you in Sterling, and I'm in the same boat w/ driving needs per day. I don't intend to get additional tires/wheels.
RyStar
Member
Can you get away with not using all weather tires for a few weeks or is it dangerous? I'm going to order the 19" TSV from TSportline, just trying to figure out which tires to get with it. But delivery is early December right now. Mornings/nights can get to the mid 40's right now, days have been in the 60's for the lowest so far. That range could drop by 10 degrees in the course of a week, though.
Clark_Kent
Member
I have yet to take delivery so we'll find out.In your case, was it accurate? I'd find it hard to believe that 'certain' advisors have the magic decoder ring - but I could be wrong!
I believe there's some validity to what I was told. My thought is either certain individuals don't have access, they don't know they have access or they're simply not supposed to share the information.
I’m DC area too, and getting 19/all weather tires and running them all year. I’ll sell the UTs.
I commute to work and usually have to show up to work when there’s winter weather, so obviously a very diff situation.
doubt it would push it.. it might even pull it up since its worth more money to mothership
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