No, car is immaculate. The windows are tinted, and I've fitted black badges, so possibly that's why.
Nope, still heard nothing!
I did wonder if it was just a market adjustment, but that seems a bit of an unfair way to do it, some people are getting their final offer price confirmed within a day others are taking several weeks to get a price. There will be a lot more chance of a larger price adjustment the longer Tesla take to evaluate the car.
I got my trade-in offer confirmed within a couple of days, but I think it was driven by the immediate availability of my new car. So I expect they prioritise valuations based on expected delivery times of the new car. Either that or it's just random Tesla comms and luck of the draw, which is not that unusual! I'm submitting a trade-in today for a new car expected in July, so will be interesting to see how quickly they come back.
My delivery estimate is not until late May - June either that's why I have not pushed them for a final offer valuation yet as the longer they take the more likely the car will be delivered within the 60 days, although if they take weeks to give me the final offer and reduce it if the market value goes down I doubt I will go ahead with my order anyway as I was only changing due to the good trade in estimate.
Looks pretty random then! I'm not surprised, it's the Tesla way of working.
Fairly sure it depends on the car you're trading in though. It's much easier and quicker for them to evaluate a Tesla than any other marque. My ID.3 valuation took a bit over a week. The older the car the harder it will be to come up with a price, I expect.
Very good point. For some reason I had made the assumption that we were all trading in our old Teslas! Makes perfect sense that it would take much longer to quote on another marque. On that basis I expect I'll get a quote back within a day or too on my M3 against a new MY.
