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So I ordered M3P few weeks ago and have not got the vin yet so I wonder if I qualify for price adjustment or something. As it stands right now it seems to be much better idea to cancel and loose $100 bucks and order again. You will still come out with $1900 savings. Does anyone have any ideas here?
Mikedrives
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Wonder if you might even end up with the same car. But the word above was that if you cancel you have to wait a year before ordering the same specs.
So our local Tesla guy said that if you are still waiting for yours, you can go into your account and click edit design. Then save it without changing anything which will give you the new price. If you dont have the edit option you need to reach out to Tesla sales and they will help you.
This is the right answer. Edit if possible and you will get the price change. If not just call your SA before receiving it and it will get adjusted, dont worry.
nope just AP for $3,000. Not sure if they'll change the SR+ all in package price too.
Exactly. I'm certainly not going to be crying in my beer over a price reduction of $2k. When you consider the total cost of the car, that's a somewhat inconsequential amount. With all the virus hysteria and resultant artificial tanking of the economy, I wouldn't look for used car prices to recover any time soon. Would I have waited a couple of months to save $2k on a new one? No way. I love this thing.
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I've only had mine 2 months so I understand, but I'll chalk it up to "that's the way the cookie crumbles".
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Strongly considering selling my SR+ and buying a Model 3 Performance now that it qualifies for the $5k NJ EV rebate with the price reduction.
I just changed my order from a LRAWD to a Performance because of this.
Tom Lombardi
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Tom Lombardi
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Nice to see some people can throw around 2000 bucks like that. I look after the pennies; probably that is why I do not need to look after the dollars. If they reduced the X they can certainly reduce the Y. Y did they not; pre-orders? Glad to hear you are loving it.
I guess that's one way of looking at it. Another way...if someone is buying a $50-70k automobile and feels like they need to sweat a variance one way or the other of low single digit thousands, I'd wonder if the purchaser might be more comfortable buying a car that fit more comfortably in their budget.
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Mikedrives
Member
Go back and read the whole thread- lots of different suggestions- people are asking SAs about getting discounts on upgrades/AP, etc.for people in your position.
M3BlueGeorgia
Active Member
Alternative, if within the 7 day window, is to simply request a price adjustment.
At least one person was within the 7 day window and received the price adjustment.
....but THEY HAD TO ASK. It wasn't automatic.
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