What miles are we typically seeing on a delivered new MYP or LR?

[Chomlee]

Just out of curiosity, just wondering how many miles are typically on a delivered car. My title transfer says 15. Not that it matters much, it’s just wondering if they have a standard test track and all have the same mileage. I have heard on a couple of the threads that they move the cars as little as possible.

 

[Cogito]

Just out of curiosity, just wondering how many miles are typically on a delivered car. My title transfer says 15. Not that it matters much, it’s just wondering if they have a standard test track and all have the same mileage. I have heard on a couple of the threads that they move the cars as little as possible.

Same here (15)

 

[acarney]

I had a 2019 Model 3 and a 2020 Model Y, both had less than 10 miles on them. I think one was like 6 and one was 8. As far as I know they don't track test each vehicle.

 

[VegasMYP]

Just out of curiosity, just wondering how many miles are typically on a delivered car. My title transfer says 15. Not that it matters much, it’s just wondering if they have a standard test track and all have the same mileage. I have heard on a couple of the threads that they move the cars as little as possible.

I believe that is the case because we took delivery of our '22 MYP on June 29, Las Vegas and it only had 2 miles on the ODO when we accepted delivery.

All of our paperwork however stated 15 miles so we asked the SA and he stated that all Tesla's have a default of 15 ODO miles on the paperwork but your actual miles on delivery will be different and in our case, the miles were definitely lower at just 2 miles .

 

[jjrandorin]

Just out of curiosity, just wondering how many miles are typically on a delivered car. My title transfer says 15. Not that it matters much, it’s just wondering if they have a standard test track and all have the same mileage. I have heard on a couple of the threads that they move the cars as little as possible.

The paperwork says 15, but many of them have less than that. Tesla used to put "50"(miles) on all the title paperwork, and the cars would have somewhere < 20 in most cases, but that gave them some wiggle room.

Now they put "15" (miles) on the title paperwork, but I am betting you will see it has less miles than that when you pick it up, unless its been moved around a lot at your delivery centery. Usually somewhere between 5-10 from what I read. My own model Y paperwork said 15, but the car itself had 6.

 

[Chomlee]

The paperwork says 15, but many of them have less than that. Tesla used to put "50"(miles) on all the title paperwork, and the cars would have somewhere < 20 in most cases, but that gave them some wiggle room.

Now they put "15" (miles) on the title paperwork, but I am betting you will see it has less miles than that when you pick it up, unless its been moved around a lot at your delivery centery. Usually somewhere between 5-10 from what I read. My own model Y paperwork said 15, but the car itself had 6.

Now that makes more sense. Thanks!

 

[SquidMayne]

My agreement says my MSLR has 55 miles on it already. Should I be concerned?

 

[arbitrage000]

My agreement says my MSLR has 55 miles on it already. Should I be concerned?

Mine says 30km. Well actually doesn't give a unit but I assume in Canada it is km. I've read these are just standard mileages that don't mean anything. Although I thought the standard was 15 miles in the US?? So 55 may be odd??

 

[Joe-FV]

2 MYP, both had 6 miles

 

[Predation]

I had a 2019 Model 3 and a 2020 Model Y, both had less than 10 miles on them. I think one was like 6 and one was 8. As far as I know they don't track test each vehicle.

Yup. In the SQ world, this is called a skip lot. Enough have passed through fine to skip.