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Australian Model 3 Waiting Room
- Thread starter rgc1990
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I’m calling Joy, no Christmas card for youYeah, tha's BYD thoughThey are still trying to figure out how to make a decent car, lol
until my cars sitting at the delivery centre….
Yeah everything same, Just worried about depreciation, my car built date is 20.12.23, it become a year OLD model with just 10 days shy to 2024.
e-enthusiast30
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Yeh but Melb prob has a lot more vehicles in inventory than ACT. Assume if your order fits an available config, you get matched with the latest available vehicle regardless of when the orders placed. As @Jules22 said, not really a big issue.
There are 365 days in a year, not 10.
I get what you are saying, if you are concerned sbout it, cancel your order, wait until all stock of 23.5 cars are gone and the next batch of RHD are built in about 3 months.
I am now caught in this after thinking my solution to my model y on the glovis caravel was to get a model 3 ordered late december...
It's like I am jinxed.
SHAUN MENDEZ
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Just got confirmed that my car is on Paganella! Happy days, it’s scheduled to be alongside PK on 02/02 but I recon it’ll get there much earlier at this rate.
Also the response as to whether my car will be affected by this compliance thing was “we are investigating if it affects you” so who knows.
Also the response as to whether my car will be affected by this compliance thing was “we are investigating if it affects you” so who knows.
I have a photograph - at risk of this being splashed all over Carsguide.com.au
The shelf itself is thin and flimsy, I am guessing plastic covered in light material, and seems to be molded, you can see where the little flap/door whatever it is called is situated, they seem to have shaped the shelf down to incorporate the metal hook.
I am going to guess that rather than cut a new hole this is a replacement shelf. Which shouldn't be difficult one would think, and they are lightweight and easy to ship. Surely something that can be sent over in the hold of a plane?
Or actually, maybe they can just cut a new hole for ones in country, it may not be pretty but it doesn't have to be. There is no law about having to have neat pretty holes in the rear shelf.
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Recalls are just part and parcel of the industry.
Mercedes had a rocky year last year….
www.carexpert.com.au
Mercedes had a rocky year last year….
Australia's most recalled vehicles in 2023
Mercedes-Benz issued more recalls than any other brand, while Mazda had the greatest number of recalled vehicles.
www.carexpert.com.au
