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You gotta play the game. Go to the delivery appointment then find a reason to refuse delivery. Then you'll be put on hold and you'll be able to look again for your dream car.
@MrSlowEv @afadeev <- LOL, I see the haters already.
It's not like Telsa has 32 trims and 10 different interior colors. Pretty easy to see the price difference.
You signed, you paid, you agreed to the terms. Not sure why the whine ? By the looks of it, he check all the boxes online, not at the SC. Where is the Tesla fault here? You entered a contract the second you clicked submit !
PS: LOL'ing on how the OP pays $2000 for red on a $45.000 car, but suddenly a $250 mistake is a tragedy.
I wouldn't be too sure about that, lol. Peel back the curtains behind the fancy showrooms of any legacy auto dealership and what you see will horrify anyone. I sold Lexus for a stint and shafting customers was considered a sport
Having said that, I agree that Tesla should have procedures in place to help people like the OP
Not in my experience. Years ago, I placed a factory order for a specific Ford Mustang. I gave the dealership a $1,000 deposit. Ten weeks later when the car was delivered to the dealership, I changed my mind and decided not to purchase the car. Without even asking, the dealership cut me a check for $1,000 to refund my deposit. That's just one example, but it's the only time I've ever been in a situation like that.
Yeah, dealers never give money back unless there's an immediate and greater financial benefit. They most likely had other buyers already lined up and willing to pay more for the same car. What did you end up getting?Not in my experience. Years ago, I placed a factory order for a specific Ford Mustang. I gave the dealership a $1,000 deposit. Ten weeks later when the car was delivered to the dealership, I changed my mind and decided not to purchase the car. Without even asking, the dealership cut me a check for $1,000 to refund my deposit. That's just one example, but it's the only time I've ever been in a situation like that.
Years ago, I placed a factory order for a specific Ford Mustang. I gave the dealership a $1,000 deposit. Ten weeks later when the car was delivered to the dealership, I changed my mind and decided not to purchase the car. Without even asking, the dealership cut me a check for $1,000 to refund my deposit. That's just one example, but it's the only time I've ever been in a situation like that.
A traditional dealer wont bother anyone about an ordered car not being purchased, unless the person ordered it in some really strange set of colors or some or options that makes it very difficult for them to sell.
A popular car ordered in a normal (or normal ish) color? easy to sell, regular dealaerships dont have order fees (they have deposits) and its a legal fight to keep a deposit (but not an order fee).
Yeah, dealers never give money back unless there's an immediate and greater financial benefit. They most likely had other buyers already lined up and willing to pay more for the same car. What did you end up getting?
Same logic applies to Tesla, 100%.
Not sure why yo'all are making excuses for Tesla, while looking down on other OEMs.
While it's effectively a way for Tesla to get an extra $250 for the car, the fact that they call it a fee means that it doesn't get included in the total when calculating the car's purchase price for tax credit purposes. I ordered an M3P in MSM, so $53,990 + $1,000 = $54,990. $250 more would have put it over the limit for claiming the tax credit.It actually doesnt, because its not a deposit, its an order fee. Im not making excuses, I am simply saying what tesla calls the $250, and the language they have around it.
It actually doesnt, because its not a deposit, its an order fee. Im not making excuses, I am simply saying what tesla calls the $250, and the language they have around it.
It actually doesnt, because its not a deposit, its an order fee. Im not making excuses, I am simply saying what tesla calls the $250, and the language they have around it.
Yeah, dealers never give money back unless there's an immediate and greater financial benefit. They most likely had other buyers already lined up and willing to pay more for the same car. What did you end up getting?
Nice. Can't go wrong with an Audi. Good luck with it!I ended up getting an Audi. The Mustang I ordered sat on their lot for quite a while before it finally disappeared. I know that because I pass the dealership every day on my way to work and they had it out front. The car was a manual transmission and there seems to be fewer buyers. Then again, the Audi I purchased was also manual transmission and they don't even make Audi manuals anymore, at least not in the U.S.
Not sure that he can since he already refused one. I think he would run into the same problem where they would insist on canceling the order.You gotta play the game. Go to the delivery appointment then find a reason to refuse delivery. Then you'll be put on hold and you'll be able to look again for your dream car.
Every Model Y made has come with autopilot.Tesla doesn’t care. They know we jumped on the bandwagon. If you want electric vehicle, they know they are the only option and we all will get on our knees and beg for grace.
Until EV cars from other manufacturers are being delivered, they will sell us sub par quality cars for $55k +, but look on the plus side, it’s an EV…
I have a model y, no autopilot. Paid $55k for it. If it was a ICE vehicle, IMHO, it’s about a 40-45k car.
You definitely (100000000%) have autopilot, as according to you in another thread, you took delivery in the last week or so of a model Y. As mentioned, every single model Y ever made in the US has autopilot, so you could not have one without it.Tesla doesn’t care. They know we jumped on the bandwagon. If you want electric vehicle, they know they are the only option and we all will get on our knees and beg for grace.
Until EV cars from other manufacturers are being delivered, they will sell us sub par quality cars for $55k +, but look on the plus side, it’s an EV…
I have a model y, no autopilot. Paid $55k for it. If it was a ICE vehicle, IMHO, it’s about a 40-45k car.
Blue/white. Ordered our about 2 weeks after new years when the price dropped to $52500 and tax credit came out. Got ours last Saturday, 2/18.
Both myself and my sales advisor did. It could easily see that happening.I smell bull. How do you miss a white interior for a black interior ?
Just take the white one and be done with it or give them the $250 which is specified in bold letters as non refundable.