I'll do it with you if you permanently loan me the $7k! Pretty please?I’m tempted….
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I'll do it with you if you permanently loan me the $7k! Pretty please?I’m tempted….
I agree, they look good. BUT they have a harsher ride, and are more susceptible to curb rash. (I'd rather have a softer ride with 18" wheels if that was available)I’m with you on the reasoning level. Don’t need it, but like everyone,; want is the problem. Lol. I do like those induction wheels. Hmmm
Same here ... no chance in hell I would use Plaid, found a workaround to just enter routing#/acct# but still don't trust it and it's besides the point.
I'm taking delivery on 8/26 and just got back from the bank with a cashiers check payable to "Tesla Inc."; you also need to have your name and RN# on check's memo. I would suggest you to do the same ... in addition, it's easier to keep the check if you reject the car during inspection for whatever reason and have to deal with Tesla repairs, delivery reschedule, etc. etc. etc.
What MYP thread are you referring to? what is the link?
100%. even with the chip shortages, this quarter is important for them.These are fascinating insights. I think a lot of people here have had static EDDs for the last week or so. I wonder if they are prepping for the end of quarter push and it's going to start raining VINs soon.
What I meant by self driving in my response is something similar to AP where the car accelerates, slows down and will follow the lane. My XC 90 will even merge into a lane if I signal and turn the wheel halfway into the lane and every minute or so, it will flash me to put my hands on the wheel if it doesn't sense it. I don't consider AP self driving as it prompts you to put your hands on the steering after some time from videos I've seen. I don't know about FSD but I believe the article was more about AP. If they're talking about AP, then they shouldn't consider that self driving. FSD maybe.1. I don't think the crashes are the fault of the carmaker. The govt doesn't think this either. That's why there is an investigation. The purpose to collect evidence and determine causes of the problem of people crashing their cars into emergency vehicles, and recommend actions (spanning the spectrum from recall to no action). If they actually thought this is the fault of the carmaker they'd issue an immediate recall. What the problem is training, education, marketing, and communications (my opinion).
2. No car does self driving. That is not a lie, and that is not an opinion. This type of thinking could lead people to take unnecessary risks.
So far as I understand, whether it's Tesla or Acura or XYZ carmaker, you need to have hands on wheel, foot at the ready, paying full attention to take over immediate control at any given time. In other words, 100% driver-driving, 0% self-driving. Does everyone operate this way? Hell no. Ultimately, yes, it's the driver's responsibility, but somewhere along the line people think their cars have some form of "self-driving". I have no problem with the govt standardizing the driver assistance language amongst different carmakers to get rid of confusion/misinformation.
Pretty soon we are going to see Level 2 driver assistance in every car. Without standardization and regulation I can easily see a future where Tesla has one definition of "full self driving capability", Toyota potentially calling it "full self driving ability", and Honda calling it "full self driving superpilot" (or some other confusion language)...and every single one of those systems operating differently, requiring different amounts of driver input. It's a complex problem with lots of variables, and whatever regulation is recommended needs to be evidence based, and collecting/analyzing evidence takes time and money. IMO not a waste of money, and I have not seen evidence to suggest this is some nefarious plot funded by ICE makers to kill off Tesla.
Not to trigger another 'finances' discussion, but I personally believe that 70+ HP and 130+ lb-ft torque, upgraded suspension, upgraded brakes, upgraded reals, and a real carbon fiber spoiler is worth the $7k difference to me. Not sure it would make sense for me if the difference was $10k. It's worth it for me because I drive my cars hard - extra power is nice, good suspension is important, extra stopping power is crucial.I agree, they look good. BUT they have a harsher ride, and are more susceptible to curb rash. (I'd rather have a softer ride with 18" wheels if that was available)
The MYP also sits one inch lower so you have less ground clearance.
So the MYP isn't an upgrade in all matters. But Tesla figured out a good way to gauge $5-7k extra from a lot of people for something they wouldn't otherwise get. Good for them.
Apologies if someone already asked - does this impact delivery? I was under the impression that you have to have to pay cash in full, or pay your down payment if financing, to schedule delivery.Exactly. I mentioned that as well 6 or 7 posts ago ... they won't take my money until I accept the car.
Jump! Lol... If you can go all in with an extra $70K you can get one of the billion MS Plaids that just came into inventory. Haha no don't do that.Someone talk me off of the MYP LEDGE? I am so tempted to spend the extra $5K and switch my MYLR to a Performance model. Seeing all these VIN's go out for P's is out of control. lol. Talk me down folks.
you're wrong here! this is PURE LOVE!So many bad influencers in here. Lol.
I agree. The last 3 articles in the New York Times about Tesla are:The problem is the media completely overreacting to the news every time. They always get the facts wrong and the headlines are so sensational. I get articles sent to me all the time from my family who know I have a Tesla and it's so annoying. It seems like everyone who isn't an enthusiast sees these stories and believes Tesla's have "serious safety issues" and it's kind of exhausting to try to explain the reality of the situation.
It sells. Hate sells. Things that are popular and you can find one critique sell. - this is one of our base emotions, and many things are exploiting it.I agree. The last 3 articles in the New York Times about Tesla are:
I don't understand all the Tesla hate.
- Tesla Sells ‘Full Self-Driving,’ but What Is It Really?
- U.S. Will Investigate Tesla’s Autopilot System Over Crashes With Emergency Vehicles
- ‘It Happened So Fast’: Inside a Fatal Tesla Autopilot Accident
Ah, yes, I understand where you're coming from. Calling the current driver assist feature FSD...that I also don't agree with. I think it's Elon pushing the envelope on marketing hype, waiting for the govt to call his bluff on it.What I meant by self driving in my response is something similar to AP where the car accelerates, slows down and will follow the lane. My XC 90 will even merge into a lane if I signal and turn the wheel halfway into the lane and every minute or so, it will flash me to put my hands on the wheel if it doesn't sense it. I don't consider AP self driving as it prompts you to put your hands on the steering after some time from videos I've seen. I don't know about FSD but I believe the article was more about AP. If they're talking about AP, then they shouldn't consider that self driving. FSD maybe.
I guess the name autopilot doesn't help either. Planes on AP fly themselves so make sense people will expect car on AP to "drive themselves".
Nice, was your EDD prior to VIN 08/21 - 09/05?Got a VIN today!!! 259xxx
Model Y performance
EDD aug 24-28
It updated one time after that to 8/23 - 9/5 but i forgot to update my signatureNice, was your EDD prior to VIN 08/21 - 09/05?
I've never seen Performance as worth it. Amazing? Yes! But so is every base level Tesla ever sold.So many bad influencers in here. Lol.
Aren't you also having to pay the current price ($54k) vs. the price back in early June ($52k)?So yes and no. In my case I paid the $250 for it and then contacted my SA. She said because it was the same spec they could “merge” it. They did refund me the $250. But because the car was in St Louis they did say that I would have to pay to transport it or pick it up there. It cost $500 to transport it. I justified it because when I changed my order from blue to white it decreased my price by $500 so I essentially broke even from my original order so oh well.
I do want to point out that for the last month I have been in contact with my SA and have talked about how this scenario would play out extensively. Not sure if the order fee thing is common or if it was something else, and the order fee was a concern of mine. The transport fee caught me off guard but I get it-ish, but I did break even somewhat and I just wanted to be done with it all.