Dec 9, 2014
MarcG Just got back from an hour-long test drive, see this post for photos!
P85D sighting / test drives - Page 24�
Dec 9, 2014
GonzoDad During the darker days when we had no information and were grasping at straws, I'd done some rough analysis of the gaps between VINs. After adjusting for outliers, including some of the larger gaps which appear to be blocks allocated for some purpose ???, I'd estimated that *at most* 1 of every 10 P85Ds is accounted for in the sheet.
I haven't looked at it much since, as the lack of movement was disheartening, so can't comment on freshness of the current data.�
Dec 9, 2014
Conger I'm not sure what the :"rough analysis of the gaps between VINs" means. It seems to me as VIN # 63299 and still in the queue that VIN # is not real meaningful as far as the P85D's are concerned. I would agree with your overall conclusion about very few cars being represented in the spread sheet. I also think that die hards fans are more likely to order early and be in the spreadsheet so it may be further skewed towards the earliest adopters.�
Dec 9, 2014
wk057 So, I figured out that at 100% charge the P85D has between 240 and 244 rated miles on the dash. I posted the details here: Range Reduced on Dual Motor Configs? - Page 18
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Dec 9, 2014
Firewired Those soon to be fellow P85D owners that are taking delivery of with the staggered 21", please consider filling out this quick request to Michelin to make the Pilot Super Sports and option:
Pilot Super Sports for the 21 staggered wheels�
Dec 9, 2014
GonzoDad It means just that, "rough analysis", ie, not fit for peer review.:biggrin: For fun I spent maybe 30 minutes looking at the gaps, trying to account for various things like the mix of other vehicle types, timing issues (such as early adopter skew as you mentioned), and the inherent unreliability of trying to use VINs to predict anything. I was hoping to find something there that might explain the apparent production stall, but ended up making too many assumptions, way more than I'm normally comfortable with, which is why I didn't share initially.
Now that some of the pressure appears to be off, I figured I'd share for entertainment purposes as much as anything.
Please note I was commenting solely on the relative percentage of the P85D population represented, not on using VINs to predict production order... I've commented on the futility of that previously.:biggrin:�
Dec 9, 2014
NigelM Moderator: the posts on heated steering wheel introduction got moved to
Heated-steering-wheel. Am-I-going-to-get-my-hands-on-one?�
Dec 9, 2014
P85Dan Hi All - I am new to the group. Thought I would add my info too.
Ordered: 11/8/2014
Confirmed: 11/10/2014
Estimated delivery: December
Scheduled delivery date: Still in Production
Actual delivery date: -
Delivery location: Denver, CO
Color: Blue
Wheels: 21" Grey
Interior: Tan, Carbon Fiber, black headliner
Options: All but 3rd row & sub zero
Trading up from:E46 BMW M3
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Dec 9, 2014
3s-a-charm Congrats, P85Dan! I've also got an E46 M3 (Cab) with under 40,000 miles for summer fun. Denver and no subzero package?? Did you hear that it is rumored to include a heated steering wheel now?�
Dec 9, 2014
P85Dan And VIN: 65265
Entered Production: 11/27/14
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Well, the heated steering wheel may have sealed the deal on that package, had I known. Mostly garage to garage with a Jeep Rubicon as a backup. The M3 becomes my son's good fortune!�
Dec 9, 2014
Andyw2100 Don't feel bad. When you read the thread on the topic you will see that if you had ordered the package, assuming that your car still would have gone into production when it did, you would not have had the heated steering wheel anyway. The thread that is discussing this is here: Heated steering wheel. Am I going to get my hands on one?�
Dec 9, 2014
MarcG Ok everyone, ready to hold your breath? I got the strangest update from my DS just now.
Apparently, my P85D was built with seats OTHER than the next-gen Recaro ones that I ordered. They are supposedly in short supply, and there's no ETA on when they expect to get enough to fulfill my order. Otherwise my car is basically done and almost ready to go, save for the Recaro seats.
So I now have the following options:
1. Take delivery by the end of the week with whatever seats they ended up building my car with (my DS doesn't know exactly which ones) and eventually get them replaced with the Recaro ones
2. Wait indefinitely for the Recaro seats to arrive in enough supply and take delivery at a future unknown date (possibly 2015, which is unacceptable to me).
I obviously went with option 1, but does anyone else think this is highly unusual??�
Dec 9, 2014
ariporad Umm... I've never ordered a Tesla, but that seems really weird. Like not true weird.
So much for all of the P85Ds being ready to go.�
Dec 9, 2014
EarlyAdopter Unusual? No. I posited exactly this as the possible cause of the delay earlier upthread.
My early P85 was delivered without a rear spoiler, floor mats, and P85 badge because those items, too, were in short supply at the time. I eventually got the spoiler. Even had my choice of glossy or matte. Never bothered to get the badge.
If my guess ends up being right, what do I win?�
Dec 9, 2014
commasign MarcG - aren't you one of the first P85D to enter production? How can they not have enough Recaro seats? That's very odd. Usually when something is in short supply it's the later orders that might not get the part.�
Dec 9, 2014
NigelM Unusual but quite possible. New model, new seats, unknown demand, sales exceed expectations, or parts didn't arrive on time = Ooops, that option out of stock.
Maybe Elon will punch himself in the face again.�
Dec 9, 2014
Andyw2100 One strange part of that is that your P85D will eventually have the black next gen seats , which were the first ones made available. This would be a little less odd if you had ordered one of the other colors.�
Dec 9, 2014
andrewket Per the spreadsheet, MarcG ordered a black interior, which is by far the most common selection (60.6% black, 19.7% Grey, 19.2% Tan). I thought perhaps the delay was going to be on the non-black seats, since Tesla originally only offered black. Supplier not able to get the other colors to Tesla in time, etc. So much for that theory.�
Dec 9, 2014
LetsGoFast Sometimes reading this thread threatens my sanity. I'll be so much happier when we start to get actual reports of actual cars. I'm shocked by the seat thing, since all the demo models have had at least the new FRONT seats, if not the rear ones. The whole thing is at least a little bit crazy.�
Dec 9, 2014
MarcG Well my P85D entered production on 11/25, so you would think it was one of the early ones - but who knows how many other P85Ds that are NOT on our tracker entered production before mine...�
Dec 9, 2014
Dallas1 It's hard to imagine Tesla delivering lots of black interior P85D's without the seats consumers paid for. How bad would that look?
This IS my first Tesla order, so you experienced ones can tell us if this sounds normal.�
Dec 9, 2014
Andyw2100 Combining this new development from MarcG with the email from Jerome Guillen this afternoon, I'm wondering if the two could somehow be related. I mean, could there have been some combination of issues between the airbags and new seats, that were resolved with slight changes to the design of either the airbag system or the seats, or in how things are put together, that somehow left a small number of cars in a weird state of limbo with the wrong pieces of the puzzle that can't easily now be fit together?�
Dec 9, 2014
AlMc Seat issue: definitely many explanations....not excuses.....As mentioned above, maybe they needed a quick redesign with the airbag issue Jerome noted; maybe the first batch they received were well made and put into the demo cars and when a larger shipment arrived they had a problem with the quality...maybe, maybe. It appears that the deliveries are starting. Maybe we should all wait to see how prevalent 'seat-gate' and 'heated steering wheel gate' are before we start jumping to conclusions?�
Dec 9, 2014
basf_audio Just heard a few bites of information about the number of P85D being delivered before the end of the year in our region (Saint Louis and a few surrounding states) - 150. of those 150 - 30 of those specific to Saint Louis. When I looked at the spreadsheet that is being managed via this thread, there are no Missouri cars on that list (I didn't add mine either...) So it doesn't surprise me that much in trying to extrapolate any amount of sense from just forum input is making weird outcomes that don't make sense.
Also based on that same discussion with the sales office - only two customer cars are arriving next week. The rest are being built week of 12/15 - all will be made available by end of year. However way you want to figure out the math - that could be 15-30 P85D deliveries a day just in our region - with 3-6 of those a day just in Saint Louis before and after Christmas. That's on top of all of the other non-P85D cars coming through the sales office. These guys and gals are going to be crazy busy getting all of these deliveries taken care of. We don't even have that much space to park all of those cars!!
I can only imagine now that the demo tech car is available for rides (no driving yet - bummer!!) - there are going to be a lot of smiling owners soon. That 0-60 just made me laugh my butt off!!! I keep laughing just thinking about it.�
Dec 10, 2014
electrish Well, here is one happy future owner. My status just changed overnight:
This is my first Tesla and I am obviously very excited!
For reference, I ordered and confirmed on 10/24, but had a P85+ on order, albeit unconfirmed, prior to the "D" event. We had to delete that car and start the D order from scratch, because the system wouldn't let us convert it to the P85D. I was initially quoted a tentative production day during the current week and delivery on 12/22, but was told during the slow-down, that production would be pushed back to the week of 12/15. This delay was re-confirmed just last night by my DS, John Van Cleave, who is otherwise very helpful (Thank you, John!), and then the status changed to production overnight. I am obviously very happy, but this chain of events might explain the limited information DSs have available prior to the vehicle entering production.
Regarding the number of of cars ordered, I read on the company website that one of the prospective D owners received information that the Cincinnati Service Center was told to expect more than 40 P85D for December delivery, albeit hard to believe, and mine is the only one in the spreadsheet.
Good luck to everyone else in the queue! Hopefully, the seat issue, as raised by Marc, will be resolved, too!�
Dec 10, 2014
3s-a-charm Congrats on the status change... I haven't checked in the last few hours so I'm going to head over to TMC and check My Tesla now. I'll be right back...
Nope. Still in the queue
Now THIS is INSANE mode.�
Dec 10, 2014
mrElbe Also still in the Queue here. End of month delivery in Toronto would be another Christmas miracle.�
Dec 10, 2014
dsm363 It's unusual sure but if they correct the issue after delivery without charging any extra then it should be ok.�
Dec 10, 2014
andrewket Update from my DS this morning- my car is in final burn in. It appears to be moving through the process now at a faster (normal?) pace.
I was told no cars will be built with the heated steering wheel in 2014. Go to that thread to discuss that tid bit...
Lastly, he did confirm the next gen black seats are in short supply.�
Dec 10, 2014
la3553 went into production this am.�
Dec 10, 2014
JKW received notice 66240 went into production 12/10/2014�
Dec 10, 2014
jp97070 In production this am 63613�
Dec 10, 2014
spentan Ffs, still no vin. It's been 6 days since confirmation�
Dec 10, 2014
sandpiper It took me 6 weeks from confirmation to a VIN.�
Dec 10, 2014
commasign Anyone who was originally scheduled for delivery last week gotten a new delivery date yet?�
Dec 10, 2014
stevezzzz VIN 66654 still not in production...
...but it must be close. :tongue:�
Dec 10, 2014
3s-a-charm Hell of a VIN you got there, Steve. :frown:�
Dec 10, 2014
andrewket It's because tesla has people out slaughtering cows trying to fix the shortage on the next generation seats.�
Dec 10, 2014
MarcG I'm expecting to get a delivery date some time today, hoping that it's for this Saturday at the latest.
By the way, I had replied to Jerome's mass email from yesterday asking whether P85D deliveries are now starting since the final concern was resolved. His reply was simply that my DS and Ownership Advisor would be in touch with me when more information is available, and that they're doing everything they can to expedite delivery of my Model S. We shall see.�
Dec 10, 2014
gg_got_a_tesla Same situation as you, Marc. Waiting for DS to respond on a potential Sunday delivery at the factory.�
Dec 10, 2014
kraval9295 I would like to know if anybody has been able to get the Tesla Model S delivered in Michigan since the governor signed the law banning sales in Michigan. I would like to talk to people in Michigan who have been able to accomplish this and what were the hurdles. I am due to get the Model S by Christmas day 2014. Thanks.
KRaval�
Dec 10, 2014
jstepy Andrew I was told yesterday that I was in final burn in as well. How long do you think that takes? My DS said it should be no issue taking delivery next week. I would prefer Monday�
Dec 10, 2014
island Got mine a few days after I confirmed. It could of been also because I waited until the last day possible to hit the confirmation button.�
Dec 10, 2014
andrewket I don't know. I've resigned myself to not planning anything until the car is on a truck and is on its way to the east coast.�
Dec 10, 2014
mastaace 66241 still in queue...come on baby!�
Dec 10, 2014
EyalMtl Hi guys,
Just joined the forum
Ordered: 10/13/2014
Confirmed: 10/13/2014
Re-Confirmed: 10/24/2014
Estimated delivery: December
Scheduled delivery date: 12/23
Actual delivery date: -
Delivery location: Montreal, Canada
Color: Grey Metallic
Wheels: 21" Grey Turbine Wheels w/ 19"
Interior: Black Alcantara Headliner, Black Nappa Leather Seats, Carbon Fiber D�cor
Options: All but 3rd row
Trading up from: Range Rover Sport
Car entered production yesterday.
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Oh Ya...VIN 62820�
Dec 10, 2014
mrElbe Still twiddling my thumbs here. VIN 63064 still in Queue.�
Dec 10, 2014
stevezzzz What, 66654? I'm good with it. Now, 66666 might be a little freaky...�
Dec 10, 2014
Vitaman Welcome Eyal.
We ordered the exact same car other than Seat color.
In addition mine will shout "Insane" at me instead of "Fou".
Back in October I thought December would never get here....and looky here.....you are less than 2 weeks from Delivery!�
Dec 10, 2014
lolachampcar Eyal,
Welcome and congrats on your order. I can not wait to hear your description of the Tesla Grin�
Dec 10, 2014
P85McD Went into production this morning! Updated the spreadsheet.�
Dec 10, 2014
Cottonwood My Roadster is 433, and my Sig is 37, both primes. I was hoping for another prime, but 64191 is 3x21397; I will have to figure out the significance of that...�
Dec 10, 2014
lsnetman i would suggest all of your Teslas are PRIME.�
Dec 10, 2014
Cerie I'm betting that they skipped VIN 66666 just like they skip the 13th floor on buildings.�
Dec 10, 2014
Jaff I heard they were shipping that one to Gov. Snyder of Michigan...:wink:
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Dec 10, 2014
ItsNotAboutTheMoney 5. (In Base 10, anyway)
Note of curiosity, in Hex your final 5 digits is FABF.
But even more interesting is that in Octal it's 175277. Doesn't look very impressive, right?
But if you split that into 3 2-digit numbers you get:
17, 52, 77
If you then treat them as decimal that
17, 3 x 17 + 1, 4 x 17 + 7
Which, rearranging and yet again ignoring math gives:
17 717 17
Spooky!
EDIT: oh yes, topic. Congratulations to the people who'll finally be getting their D(ue).�
Dec 10, 2014
gpetti Wow, can't wait to find out if my car that was supposedly about to go on a truck has seats or not
I asked my DS yesterday what the situation was (as I had heard through others that the P85D situation was resolved) and he just acknowledged that the cars were "moving again" and he would get a new ETA today. To be fair, when the original delay kicked in, he suggested a date of the 17th - a date which may actually prove to be accurate.�
Dec 10, 2014
cwood My DS (Andrew in Illinois) told me in email this morning, "As soon as we are ready to have it loaded on a carrier and shipped to our service center, we will be able to nail down a precise date together."�
Dec 10, 2014
USAFsparky The P85D shares the same tires as the P85+
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Dec 10, 2014
Firewired TMy DS (Andrew in Illinois) told me in email this morning, "As soon as we are ready to have it loaded on a carrier and shipped to our service center, we will be able to nail down a precise date together."
That is word for word verbatim to what I was told.�
Dec 10, 2014
breser That's probably because their policy has been not to set delivery dates on cars until they're on the truck. That started up after the delays from the factory closure. I think a lot of Delivery Specialists played a bit loose on this policy. I'd bet with the P85D delays, that policy is now being strictly followed.�
Dec 10, 2014
flyboyzz1 Same here in Chicago but different DS. No date of delivery and no date of shipment. Been in production since the 24th so I would think I must be close to the end of testing.�
Dec 10, 2014
meltoots Hello, I'm VIN 66083 P85D due late december in Cleveland OH. Had to tell my DS that I am out of country 12/28-1/4 in case it impacts delivery. Here is his estimate for me.
"We will do everything possible to get your Model S to you before 12/28. I appreciate your patience.
I expect your car to move into manufacturing sometime early next week. I will send you updates as it moves through production."
Hope that helps some of ya'll.�
Dec 10, 2014
wk057 So, I was thinking. Originally, my car was scheduled for 12/5 delivery. Then it went to "In Production" on the 21st.
That's the original time frame given, assuming no issues, of 2 weeks from "In Production" to delivery.
Now, if my car actually went into production say, today... two weeks is the 24th...
That said, if I had to guess, I'd say I won't get the car until after Christmas, but possibly before the new year, assuming they actually began production and are following through.�
Dec 10, 2014
Lintrix I have set up appointment with my DS to pick up the P85D on Tuesday Dec 16.�
Dec 10, 2014
Theshadows That still doesn't guarantee it, especially this time of year. We got ours November last year and the truck got delayed 2 days because of a snow storm they ran into in the Rockies, then followed it across the U.S.�
Dec 10, 2014
Badger1982 Mine's been "In Production" since 12/1 (and still showing that status). My Chicago DS told me he would let me know when it is scheduled to ship but was unwilling commit to delivery date because he did not know how it would get routed by logistics. I've noticed there are some Chicago cars showing (on the spreadsheet attached to his thread) a Dec 17 Delivery Date. I'm curious if any of those have been confirmed and still planned or whether those delivery dates were entered before the production delays occurred.�
Dec 10, 2014
Rossh Just talked to my DS, who had a call with the factory this morning. He is projecting a delivery 12/27-12/30 for my P85D to Seattle. For those you keeping track to handicap your own delivery, I went into production on 11/25. I didn't push him on why because this forum and Jerome's email has already provided the reasons.�
Dec 10, 2014
flyboyzz1 I'm a 'the estimated date of the 17th is still possible however I am still unable to confirm an exact date until the vehicle moves into transit'. Been in production since the 24th going to Chicago. So no, not a confirmed scheduled pickup.�
Dec 10, 2014
randompersonx If you are getting projected of 12/30 in Seattle, that's pretty bad news for anyone wanting 2014 delivery on east coast�
Dec 10, 2014
andrewket Possibly. Or it could be that Tesla is using all of their available trucking capacity to move cars to the east coast now. The usual "maximize end of quarter deliveries" strategy.�
Dec 10, 2014
RomeoT 634XX In Production. The Tesla Factory is building your Model S.
Projected delivery date Dec. 26. East Coast.�
Dec 10, 2014
jgsuperstar29 Just spoke with my DS - she also confirmed the new seat/airbag issue as the reason for delays, but based on what else she said, I'm a bit skeptical that any of our deliveries are happening for another couple of weeks, (at least).
I went into production 11/21 and am picking up in Fremont, so logically you'd think I'd have a pretty early delivery relative to most that are on the spreadsheet. BUT she said they are HOPING/TRYING to have mine done before the END OF DECEMBER. So that's a bummer, and perhaps doesn't bode well for anyone else hoping for an early Christmas present (and maybe even anyone who was planning to claim that federal rebate for 2014...).
I would guess a lot of us get are going to get pushed into January (despite the negative effects that will have on Tesla's Q4 revenue numbers).
But I'm pessimist by nature, so hopefully Tesla will come through and pleasantly surprise me - I can't wait for SOMEONE here to finally take delivery!�
Dec 10, 2014
mdlambert I was invoiced for my P85D today, but still haven't been able to get a confirmed delivery date. Has anyone else experienced this?�
Dec 10, 2014
gg_got_a_tesla Just got a call from the DS. My car's still in the inspection stage and is being tested thoroughly (his words). No dice on a delivery this weekend. Leaves just a week before my personal drop-dead date of 12/21 for 2014 delivery. DS still thought that delivery next week is highly likely.
Fwiw, asked about the heated steering wheel�
Dec 10, 2014
yocool86
Yes, I was invoiced over a week ago and I wired the money and still dont have a date for delivery yet. Been production complete since 12/2. Frustrating....�
Dec 10, 2014
mrElbe Progress! VIN 63064 went into production this afternoon.�
Dec 10, 2014
FredTMC If there's been a log jam of cars at the factory and mods are required before releasing them, then it makes sense to me that east coast cars need to get on cross country trucks fairly soon. Up to a week for cross country trip and then delivery center prep time for the cars to be ready for customer delivery. My two cents. That being said, in a perfect world, I respect that cars should be delivered in the order they were ordered by customers.�
Dec 10, 2014
commasign That's scary. Mine also entered production on 11/21 and Jerome's email made it seem like an "any day now" situation.�
Dec 10, 2014
MarcG Like 95% of P85D orders reported on here including myself, you ordered the next-gen seats. Since these are apparently experiencing issues and henceforth delays, I am not surprised that delivery specialists are being given very conservative guidance as to when deliveries will take place.
That being said, I'm still surprised your DS is being so overly conservative/pessimistic given your car entered production on the first day reported here (and you're local) - so technically you should get some of the first Recaro seat fixes/replacements.
I'll keep you all posted on the progress of my delivery date with non-Recaro seats (still don't know what they assembled on mine, LOL...)�
Dec 10, 2014
mdlambert My invoice actually shows an odometer reading of 50, so I would assume from that, that my car is out of production, and awaiting transport, or some form of quality rework. The frustrating thing for me is the total lack of information.�
Dec 10, 2014
MarcG Thanks for the update. Yours should definitely be ready by next week since you're one of the very few on here with textile seats! So technically the Recaro airbag issues should not apply to you.
Yay, finally! Congrats - and maybe that means you'll get the heated steering wheel�
Dec 10, 2014
sataponw I think 50 is the default for everyone. So might not actually indicate anything.�
Dec 10, 2014
MarcG Same here...�
Dec 10, 2014
mrElbe That odometer reading of 50 might be just a general caveat.�
Dec 10, 2014
wk057 Yeah, mine said 50 also. Most likely just a default.
No news yet.�
Dec 10, 2014
gpetti I had paid the balance for mine on November 29th just after it appeared to be completed (though they have had my trade in for a while longer than that). By December 2 it had gone back into production. I might have to start charging interest.�
Dec 10, 2014
andrewket Unfortunately means nothing. All invoices say 50.�
Dec 10, 2014
mdlambert Well, that's depressing. Here I thought I could count on that meaning I was at least out of production :-(�
Dec 10, 2014
Dallas1 I feel your pain. I made sure Tesla was fully paid well over a week ago, and I'm still in the Production Queue! Paying them early does not seem to accelerate production (as I think we all knew).�
Dec 10, 2014
MrBoylan Which reminds me... as long as you pay for the car in 2014, you can take the tax credit for it in 2014, right? Doesn't technically need to be delivered in hand before 12/31, does it?�
Dec 10, 2014
Dallas1 A wooden bench perhaps?�
Dec 10, 2014
AlMc This was discussed earlier either here or on another thread. I would consult your accountant but mine indicated that it should be in your 'possession' by Dec 31st. You might argue that once it is fully paid for and production is complete that it is your 'possession' even if it has just passed final inspection or is sitting on a truck to transport to you. Technically though it should be paid for and sitting at the delivery center ready for you to take delivery or sitting in your driveway by midnight Dec 31st.�
Dec 10, 2014
Vitaman I would think if it was made in 2014 and paid for in 2014 you would be on solid ground taking the tax credit.
How would anyone working for the IRS know the difference? And why would they even care?�
Dec 10, 2014
randompersonx The law technically requires the vehicle to be "in service" (being used).
technically you could do a remote delivery in California, but that means that if the car is damaged in shipment, it may technically be your problem since you already accepted it.�
Dec 10, 2014
AlMc Technically you do have to have it 'in use' as RandomP indicated. My accountant has always been very conservative (good thing because I would push the limits). He is not worried as long as it is paid for, the production is complete and I have it included in my auto insurance.�
Dec 10, 2014
mrElbe Or a real "bucket" seat.�
Dec 10, 2014
OConnorStP I have worked for several very large accounting/tax/consulting firms. During one meeting with the tax folks I learned that tax people use the word "aggressive" differently than the rest of us. We civilians would probably use the word "illegal" instead. If the return ain't aggressive, your tax person isn't doing their job. I'd lean toward Vitaman's view. What's the worst that can happen?�
Dec 10, 2014
PlanB Yes you have to have the car in 2014.�
Dec 10, 2014
OConnorStP I learned this afternoon that one of the dealer prep steps is to replace "factory" software with the latest "end user" version of software on the car. Which begs the question -- how does the odometer get protected from hacking? What if our cars run a zillion miles on the factory software and that ODO reading gets overwritten with "50 miles" when the first round of end user software goes on the car? Who's to know? On the bright side, at least our lifetime average power consumption isn't skewed by all the drag races the factory folks are having with our cars right now.�
Dec 10, 2014
palmer_md Can you spot your car? I found this car carrier with six P85D cars and an 85 in Santa Nella along i5.�
Dec 10, 2014
FredTMC Wow, Palmer. Nice post! Thx�
Dec 10, 2014
crazybrit I wonder why they don't all have the protection on them�
Dec 10, 2014
andrewket I was wondering the same. All 21's.�
Dec 10, 2014
sundoc Nice!�
Dec 10, 2014
flyboyzz1 I see mine! Second black one.�
Dec 10, 2014
MikeC FWIW, the odometer doesn't actually say 50 when you get the car, it's just what they write on the paperwork. Mine came with 23 miles on it and many Sigs were much higher.�
Dec 10, 2014
wk057 Very nice. Good to know they're on trucks!
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On that note, mine could be the second one on top, with the wrapping on the front, perhaps because it is traveling 3000 miles? (Looks blue, can't tell if there is a CF spoiler or not...)�
Dec 10, 2014
AlMc It would be nice to see one make it to the east coast! Hope it is.�
Dec 10, 2014
wk057 Definitely going to pester my DS tomorrow if I don't hear anything before lunch or so... :-D�
Dec 10, 2014
AlMc Be nice to Bryan! Good luck. If you get yours 'soon' that means mine may be right behind you.�
Dec 10, 2014
majorlance Mine just went into production! I think that things are back on track... Very exciting! :smile:
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Updated the spreadsheet...�
Dec 10, 2014
NSX1992 I called my DS today and was informed that I am in the last batch and the delivery will be between 12/27 and 12/31. She expects all the P85Ds will be delivered in late December (I assume North America). I had ordered a S85 on 9/2 and changed it to P85D when the tan interior became an option (64306). I asked why the delay for others and she said "didn't you get the memo from Jerome?". I said no and she thought that was strange but I told her I knew the content. I asked her if the problem was the front or rear seats and she thought it was the front seats. Then she said something interesting that the new seats got a 4.9 safety rating and Tesla would not be pleased with anything lower than the perfect 5s they have received and therefore were making the changes. It makes sense to me.
I have been promised Late December since the beginning so I can't complain. I was just hoping for a Christmas present instead of New Years. At least now I don't have to look at my dashboard twice a day.�
Dec 10, 2014
Lintrix She must be referring to East Coast. I'm picking mine up on Tuesday.�
Dec 10, 2014
MarcG Congrats!!�
Dec 10, 2014
andrewket Please post pictures and or video. Lots of items haven't received much coverage- rear seat folding, powered charge port, frunk- put some luggage in there for perspective, etc.�
Dec 10, 2014
sundoc Congrats!
And to second Andrewket-- please post lots of info!�
Dec 10, 2014
tezzla Does anyone know if the new seats still have the kangaroo pouch? I love that pouch!:love:�
Dec 10, 2014
Badger1982 Curious as to your VIN, date your's went into production and options. I have no delivery date for Chicago and placed my order 10/10 and went into production 12/1�
Dec 10, 2014
Karma You can only take the tax credit in the year you take delivery. Check with your CPA for confirmation.�
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