AlbertVanK
Italian dude living in Texas
Based only on my experience their evaluation is low because the do not actually want trade-ins. They send everything to auctions, they are not a dealer.
My Rubicon was quoted 46 by Tesla and 53 elsewhere...
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My Rubicon was quoted 46 by Tesla and 53 elsewhere...
That’s awful! I’m really sorry your in this situation. While i think living in HI might make it take a little longer with logistics no way it takes double the average. I would contact Tesla and ask for this to be escalated. Talk to a manager and find out what the heck is going on.
Why would you think it’s a reject? Just look at the thread over the past week .. people are getting assigned 396s and up. I also don’t believe the VINs are sequential, so I wouldn’t worry about it too much. You can also ask your SA to provide you with the actual build date.
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I honestly want to say VINs go by the build; meaning, I think the black on black (like mine) and others like mine that have gotten theirs lately are 400 like mine, but different colors and combos are basically “396” then different numbers. If that makes sense? Lol Almost like they make a bunch of the same combo at the same time, so the older VINs are still new but created with other like-combos.
The data is interesting but is a fairly small sample size. In terms of delivery velocity, look at the delivery rate tab and compare current quarter vs previous for a better idea. It's barely budged in the last week btw.
We are pretty close to the same order dates and delivery dates.
I feel like a impatient kid again
.I can’t say 100% on the VINs but I do know Tesla builds in batches. So 396 and 400 is basically 4 or 5000 vehicles. It certainly makes sense that one exterior/interior color combo could possibly be 4 or 5 thousand off from another interior/exterior combo.
From the spreadsheet it looks like on average MSM vehicles are about a week quicker order to delivery than the average. White is about three days more than the average.
if you choose a rare interior/exterior combo that could make it take significantly longer i would think again because they are building in batches.
They use the orders to determine when they build that batch. So if they don’t have enough orders for a certain combo i would think those orders would get pushed. Speculation of course as I don’t know what Tesla’s actual process is.
From the spreadsheet it looks like on average MSM vehicles are about a week quicker order to delivery than the average. White is about three days more than the average.
if you choose a rare interior/exterior combo that could make it take significantly longer i would think again because they are building in batches.
They use the orders to determine when they build that batch. So if they don’t have enough orders for a certain combo i would think those orders would get pushed. Speculation of course as I don’t know what Tesla’s actual process is.
preilly44
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My experience with trading in Teslas to Tesla has been great, I was offered $66,500 for a 2020 YP with FSD and 18k miles in December. In Feb they offered $69,976 for our 2020 YP with 7k miles. I'm not sure about non Tesla vehicles though.
Is that for MYP only or for all the MY orders? I was filtering out anything that wasn’t a P.
Agree on the sample size. Its only an estimate and I didn’t filter down based on interior color selection….only exterior color.
If all goes to plan on delivery date, mine will be just under 60 days for a black on black MYP, no FSD, no tow, midwest pickup.
No filter. I was using it more to compare and contrast "are they moving faster or slower" but you're right in terms of the focus of this thread on MYP. It doesn't appear to be easy to filter just for MYP based on the cell formulas used but maybe after a few cups of coffee I'll try to pivot that date myself.
There is just not enough data for MYP to get anything meaningful IMO.
Added filters for Performance / Delivery Date greater than 31 Dec 2021and there are 41 entries.
Here's some crappy stats to show how little this tracker is measuring:
300k MY/M3 Q4 vehicle sales, lets say half are MY. Of that 150k, roughly 25% of the tracker are MYP vs MYL, that gives us 37500. 41 entries out of 37,500 MYP gives us %.109 of all sales on the tracker. That's not enough of a representation to draw any meaningful conclusions.
Added filters for Performance / Delivery Date greater than 31 Dec 2021and there are 41 entries.
Here's some crappy stats to show how little this tracker is measuring:
300k MY/M3 Q4 vehicle sales, lets say half are MY. Of that 150k, roughly 25% of the tracker are MYP vs MYL, that gives us 37500. 41 entries out of 37,500 MYP gives us %.109 of all sales on the tracker. That's not enough of a representation to draw any meaningful conclusions.
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