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As they have put out more and more invites that were initially deferred this means there is a growing number of people that are sitting on reservation with which they can drop the Configure hammer any time. The bigger that pool is the smaller the percentage of the pool deciding to go ahead and configure needs to be to impact how much room Tesla has to send out invites.Unless since Feb they have been getting more orders from those batches than they thought. They have been very slow to VIN since Feb except for some cases so I am wondering if the first batch at the end of the month is for the next month's projection and if they don't get what they are expecting then they invite more the following week. Then they wait until the next month. So if those two batches are for the current production rates then the next batch should be even larger.
That's my worst case scenario. Also confirmed that praying to Elon doesn't work. Maybe because I haven't been getting up early on Sunday morning to go to my local service center for services.Could they be starting to hold back US deliveries already to time the tax credit?
It's not working because you're not doing it on the prescribed schedule! Dawn, noon, afternoon, sunset, midnight every day.That's my worst case scenario. Also confirmed that praying to Elon doesn't work. Maybe because I haven't been getting up early on Sunday morning to go to my local service center for services.
Check your accounts again. Someone with a 12pm reservation in Dallas just mentioned they can configure as of now. Hopefully that means more of our Texas peeps can configure!
It was like Santa's workshop control room at Tesla HQ, rows of Tesla elves working banks of monitors.I am so happy you guys got your invites!
I guess @likeafox went off the deep end like I did for him to get an invite today.
You should only need your current insurance here in Texas.Question for all of you that have configured. When it's asking for "Upload Proof of Insurance", did you upload an existing car that's insured, or are you waiting for a VIN# and showing proof of insurance on the Tesla?
Rules are all over the place with car insurance companies, and can also vary according to state laws. For instance, in Texas, insurance companies must give a newly obtained vehicle the same amount of coverage as your car with the most coverage. That means if you have one car with collision and comprehensive and a second car with liability and then you add a third car, it will have collision and comprehensive extended to it.
But, in Texas, if you’re replacing a car on your policy you’re extended only the same coverage as the car the new car is replacing. And any new automatic coverage in Texas only lasts up to 30 days so during that time you must inform your insurer of the new car and decide what exact coverages you want on it.
Whatever your extension period is, if you wait past the deadline to notify your insurance company you will lose coverage on the new vehicle. This could get you in trouble with your state department of motor vehicles and your finance company, not to mention bring about major financial difficulties if you get in an accident.
Question for all of you that have configured. When it's asking for "Upload Proof of Insurance", did you upload an existing car that's insured, or are you waiting for a VIN# and showing proof of insurance on the Tesla?
I asked the same question to my DA, and I was told that any proof insurance of my current vehicles is good enough. No need to add your new upcoming M3 to the your current policy, even if you know the VIN.Question for all of you that have configured. When it's asking for "Upload Proof of Insurance", did you upload an existing car that's insured, or are you waiting for a VIN# and showing proof of insurance on the Tesla?
Question for all of you that have configured. When it's asking for "Upload Proof of Insurance", did you upload an existing car that's insured, or are you waiting for a VIN# and showing proof of insurance on the Tesla?
Can you point me to where that conversation about lenders took place?Existing car insurance is OK. I have yet to get insurance for my car yet. I don't want to start it until I have a delivery date. The funny thing is some ISA's will schedule delivery dates before your car is even paid for and others wait until all the bank stuff is complete. Mine is the later. I know that @MarkinArch had a delivery date before me and we are basically going through the entire thing side by side. His car is basically my car's twin. We are wondering if our cars will be on the same truck.
Anyway I really want to promote using a lender like mentioned before that will do the loan without a need for a lien. Trying to get my loan finalized with a lien has been a pain in the butt. The most difficult car purchase I have ever done. I am not sure if it is the bank, Tesla, or a combination of the two. (or maybe it is me haha)
Existing car insurance is OK. I have yet to get insurance for my car yet. I don't want to start it until I have a delivery date. The funny thing is some ISA's will schedule delivery dates before your car is even paid for and others wait until all the bank stuff is complete. Mine is the later. I know that @MarkinArch had a delivery date before me and we are basically going through the entire thing side by side. His car is basically my car's twin. We are wondering if our cars will be on the same truck.
Anyway I really want to promote using a lender like mentioned before that will do the loan without a need for a lien. Trying to get my loan finalized with a lien has been a pain in the butt. The most difficult car purchase I have ever done. I am not sure if it is the bank, Tesla, or a combination of the two. (or maybe it is me haha)