1. You can pay at time of pickup. And depending on the service delivery center and/or the delivery rep, you could do it after you've inspected the vehicle.
2. To the delivery rep, all gaps are always "within spec" lol
3. You'll want to contact FedChoice to see how they want it handled. They may ask you to request Tesla refund the loan payment to them while you wait for another VIN as you may need to sign new documents with the actual VIN that you end up accepting (plus it may take X more months until you get another VIN and you don't want to pay interest on a loan that you don't have a vehicle to). I had to go through this myself with my credit union.
However, if you have a good rate already with FedChoice, you may want to consider your options to try to keep that rate instead of FedChoice redoing the loan.
2. To the delivery rep, all gaps are always "within spec" lol
3. You'll want to contact FedChoice to see how they want it handled. They may ask you to request Tesla refund the loan payment to them while you wait for another VIN as you may need to sign new documents with the actual VIN that you end up accepting (plus it may take X more months until you get another VIN and you don't want to pay interest on a loan that you don't have a vehicle to). I had to go through this myself with my credit union.
However, if you have a good rate already with FedChoice, you may want to consider your options to try to keep that rate instead of FedChoice redoing the loan.
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