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Waiting Room for MYLR/MYP: July 2023 Orders
- Thread starter Tripug
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Picked up my Blue 10 days after ordering it here in tampa. All looks like it's ok. I have a few paint "spots" in the back, that seem raised, not sure what how to describe it, could only see it at a specific angle. I saw no issues on the front end. I am not happy that FSD free 3 months starts immediately at delivery. I don't even think we can use fsd with HW 4 and model y, can we ?
picked my MYP up today too and absolutely livid that our 3-month 'free' FSD is actually going to go completely to waste. no way will Elon roll this out in time to our HW4 cars.
Update: The EDD is July 30 to August 27. They didn't specify 2023, but that's what I'm hoping for.
MYLR
Midnight Silver
19” Wheels
5 Seat - black
OD: July 15th
ODD: July-Aug
EDD: July 21st - July 30th
VIN: 7SAYGDEE2PA1511XX
Location: Los Angeles
This is the second time we've ordered a Tesla and the VIN was assigned like 30 minutes later...hope this doesn't mean it's a reject. Austin build, so no matrix lights...but I have them on the Model 3 so it's whatever.
Midnight Silver
19” Wheels
5 Seat - black
OD: July 15th
ODD: July-Aug
EDD: July 21st - July 30th
VIN: 7SAYGDEE2PA1511XX
Location: Los Angeles
This is the second time we've ordered a Tesla and the VIN was assigned like 30 minutes later...hope this doesn't mean it's a reject. Austin build, so no matrix lights...but I have them on the Model 3 so it's whatever.
No matrix would be an instant reject, why wouldn’t you want the best headlights?
I’m amazed that people are Tesla fans and on a Tesla forum and don’t understand the tech inside these cars.
Thanks for the video. That's how we "Tesla fans" learn about new technology. The video does fall a little short of comparing the old versus new. Having never driven either at night, I've nothing to compare with. One thing I didn't like in the video was how dark it was outside of the pinpointed field of light.
However, you can shove the condescending attitude. If you found my question to be inappropriate, you could have ignored it instead of giving your snarky response. Since I don't have a Tesla currently, it's a little hard to "understand" all the tech available. I do intend to learn as much as I can before my Tesla arrives.
For what it's worth, I've been driving ice vehicles for over 60 years, and I certainly don't understand all the tech behind them. I push the accelerator and it goes, the headlights come on and I can see, I'm happy with that. I don't need to understand the technology behind it.
Your lack of understanding makes much more sense now.Thanks for the video. That's how we "Tesla fans" learn about new technology. The video does fall a little short of comparing the old versus new. Having never driven either at night, I've nothing to compare with. One thing I didn't like in the video was how dark it was outside of the pinpointed field of light.
However, you can shove the condescending attitude. If you found my question to be inappropriate, you could have ignored it instead of giving your snarky response. Since I don't have a Tesla currently, it's a little hard to "understand" all the tech available. I do intend to learn as much as I can before my Tesla arrives.
For what it's worth, I've been driving ice vehicles for over 60 years, and I certainly don't understand all the tech behind them. I push the accelerator and it goes, the headlights come on and I can see, I'm happy with that. I don't need to understand the technology behind it.
Nah, don't worry too much about the headlights. For what it's worth, the darkness you mentioned doesn't bother me when driving my Model 3, but yes, that's what the matrix lights look like. They have that blocky pattern which I find kind of cool, but some people might think is annoying. And you can do the light show where they will throw up the word TESLA on the wall for a few minutes...a party trick I've shown off to people like two times. Perhaps I'm just not teslafanboy enough to understand this mindblowing piece of tech on my own car.Thanks for the video. That's how we "Tesla fans" learn about new technology. The video does fall a little short of comparing the old versus new. Having never driven either at night, I've nothing to compare with. One thing I didn't like in the video was how dark it was outside of the pinpointed field of light.
However, you can shove the condescending attitude. If you found my question to be inappropriate, you could have ignored it instead of giving your snarky response. Since I don't have a Tesla currently, it's a little hard to "understand" all the tech available. I do intend to learn as much as I can before my Tesla arrives.
For what it's worth, I've been driving ice vehicles for over 60 years, and I certainly don't understand all the tech behind them. I push the accelerator and it goes, the headlights come on and I can see, I'm happy with that. I don't need to understand the technology behind it.
Update: VIN assigned 7/15
EDD3: Aug 8-17
Hurray! Now let’s hope no one gets confused on the finance side with having a new VIN and a cheaper car. I hope Tesla delivers my car with a refund check in it!
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