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UPDATE - 5/15 - No news on the windshield yet, but yesterday was the first day that I drove it to work. My company installed two J1772 Clipper Creek chargers when we moved into our new building last year in big part to my influence when I drove a Chevy Volt. The chargers are right outside our main entrance, so everybody walks past them to get into the building.
I get into the office pretty early (7am), and later in the morning I got a call from my receptionist. She asked if the Tesla was mine since we talked about me getting one a few weeks ago. I told her that it was mine, and after congratulating me she told me that almost every person that came in the morning asked her "Who's Tesla is that?" She asked me if she could tell them that it's mine, and I told her that was ok.
Over the course of the day yesterday, without exaggeration no less than a dozen of my coworkers came up to my cube asking to talk about the car. People get new cars here all the time, but none have gathered attention like the Tesla does. One of my coworkers that drives an Audi E-Tron asked if I was able to claim the federal and state tax credits on the car. I told him that you can't get the credit on a used car. He almost didn't believe me when I told him that it was a used car with almost 84,000 miles on it. Everybody that I told was shocked that the car looked so good for being 5 years old and that many miles.
The next question that came up was price. For some it's a sensitive subject, but I don't mind sharing the great deal that I got. When I told them the price, again they didn't believe me. I explained that I searched for a deal like this for nearly 6 months, paid for a membership to ev-cpo.com for alerts, and I bought the car in less than 90 seconds from seeing the email without seeing a single picture of the car. I also explained that according to ev-cpo, this was the 16th cheapest Tesla CPO that they have ever sold. One of my coworkers is a Model 3 reservation holder, and he is seriously considering going the CPO route after seeing my car.
The "Tesla Effect" is no doubt a real thing. This car gets so much more attention than any other out there. Of course I didn't buy the car for status, bragging, or anybody else except myself, but I did love talking with my coworkers about the features, the environmental factors, and the overall coolness of the car. So far I'm loving being part of the Tesla family.
@raeB etaN, there are a couple of things that are outstanding that my contacts are working on, so I'd like to make sure that they are delivered before sharing out their names. After that happens, I can PM you.
Noah, what's the VIN of your loaner and how many miles does it have?
I'm curious to see if it's a CPO car.