My order date was October of 2021 and I just got my vin this past Sunday. So it’s been almost a year. Elon hates everyone but himselfMYLR blue/black no tow, no FSD, 20” wheels. Elon hates me.
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My order date was October of 2021 and I just got my vin this past Sunday. So it’s been almost a year. Elon hates everyone but himselfMYLR blue/black no tow, no FSD, 20” wheels. Elon hates me.
Unchecked Bias in the Algorithm, but you can remove FSD after Vin assignment, did that Today.There are rumors that adding FSD will accelerate your delivery date. (Feels like extortion to me.)
I ordered the exact same configuration as you and I have the exact same EDD window.MYLR blue/black no tow, no FSD, 20” wheels. Elon hates me.
I didn’t see you all were getting MYPs, but I have seen several people that ordered LR that ordered just after I did that either have vins or have picked up already.If you upgrade it to a Performance, it will arrive earlier. You will probably jump Many later date P orders.
My order date was October of 2021 and I just got my vin this past Sunday. So it’s been almost a year. Elon hates everyone but himself
Link doesn't work or at least doesn't work anymore. Maybe it did for someone at some point but nada, it just takes you back to the main dashboard page of your account.Go directly to the Vehicle and Click Manage, then Click on Build details, then Copy and Paste this Link into your Browser Bar.
http://www.tesla. com/teslaaccount/edit-design/RNxxxxxxx(Replace the X's with your reservation number)
Hopefully that is a positive sign for both of us. Perhaps a narrowing of our EDD on the next update, which I expect will come sometime in September.I ordered the exact same configuration as you and I have the exact same EDD window.
That link worked for me earlier this year but it didn't work after i got my VIN. I changed the interior color from black to white at the old price. Also was able to finally schedule my delivery for 26th in littleton. so it look 10 month and 5 days.work or at least doesn't work anymore. Maybe it did for someone at some point but nada, it just takes you back to the main dashboard page of your account.
What was your order date? Mine was 2/12/22.Hopefully that is a positive sign for both of us. Perhaps a narrowing of our EDD on the next update, which I expect will come sometime in September.
I ordered 3/14/22What was your order date? Mine was 2/12/22.
I live in CO, and I am picking up my MYLR next Friday. I stayted away from MYP due to Colorado roads and parking spots (specially trail heads). I have a Mach E that sits at 4.5" ground clerance and had some issued on a few trailheads in area - uneven ground and big pot holes.New member here, just drove my buddy's Model S yesterday, and planning on ordering a Model Y very soon.....
I hope this is a good place to ask this....
How is the MYP on Colorado streets and roads? We have some really crappy roads and highways, so I might go with the MYLR to avoid damaging wheels and a really rough ride.
(I'm driving a Civic Type R now, and the stock 20" wheels/tires were brutal in many of our roads).
Thanks all.
I currently drive a BMW M40i that has 21" wheels and I haven't had any issues with them on our crappy roads. I've heard that the Model Y Performance with 21" wheels tend to get flat tires pretty often and bent rims etc, but I really think it comes down to how you drive more than anything. Yes you could hit a pothole that damages your wheel but that could happen with almost any size wheel if you hit it hard enough. The Model Y I have on order has the 20" wheels and I'm not too worried about it. I would guess getting the 19" wheels would offer the most protection from damage due to the taller side wall, but in the end you just have to be cautious on Colorado roads no matter what.New member here, just drove my buddy's Model S yesterday, and planning on ordering a Model Y very soon.....
I hope this is a good place to ask this....
How is the MYP on Colorado streets and roads? We have some really crappy roads and highways, so I might go with the MYLR to avoid damaging wheels and a really rough ride.
(I'm driving a Civic Type R now, and the stock 20" wheels/tires were brutal in many of our roads).
Thanks all.
My comments are mainly about ground clearance. I had an STI before I got the Mach E. Some of the ride quality is attributed to the car itself and its driving dynamics. You have to be careful and watch the road as there are a lot of high curbs, pots holes etc. I never took the STI to Hiking trails as it would almost always scrape on something. Mach E is little better but not much on that account. Ride is much better in Mach E as compared to STI, but STI is a different beast and I did not buy it for ride quality.@Micks45 and @AGARG - I guess it comes down to suspension and tire sidewall height. I've had and have sporty cars with short sidewalls, but that Civic was a brutal ride (until I swapped 20" wheels for 18" wheels) - I70 Westbound underneath Wadsworth has a bump in the asphalt that I had to slow down to cross or my fillings would knock loose!
Is yours coming out of Fremont or Austin?I have a MYLR on order since 7/29/2021, just recently got VIN# and delivery schedled for Spt 2nd. Some special order items, so took over a year for mine - Blue/White with Tow, NO FSD.
According to VIN code decoder on site it is Fremont CA manufactured MYLR.Is yours coming out of Fremont or Austin?
Thanks for the update and congratulations again!According to VIN code decoder on site it is Fremont CA manufactured MYLR.