IJNYamato
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NoThe ones in cali are definitely used.
The one in Buena Park has 19 miles on it
The one at Santana Row has 35 miles on it
The one in San Diego has 39 miles on it.
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NoThe ones in cali are definitely used.
no thanks.nah
they may have been tested, transported, not be detailed well enough, etc., just like a retail model would/could be
but these trucks were built like just over a week ago
??‍no thanks.
how many miles are on mine in design?No
The one in Buena Park has 19 miles on it
The one at Santana Row has 35 miles on it
The one in San Diego has 39 miles on it.
There's a very good reason to do this.Great to see them in the stores. But why bother? The one that doesn't have a reservation and will buy one now, will get in roughly 5 to 8 years if half of the reservations will go through.
yeah, it’s the basic hype machinery, here also inserted during the standard Q4 sales slump, which has been a bit of a non-standard slump of lateThere's a very good reason to do this.
It's called marketing. You put some spectacular vehicle that people are wanting to go see in the showroom to get customers in the door. In the meantime, Tesla salespeople are there interacting with potential customers, and they tell them it's a beautiful truck, but it's not going to be available to you for many years. In the meantime, take a look at the inventory we do have, and would you like to take one for a test drive?
That, and they get the people's information.
There's also the aspect of allowing those with pre-orders/strong interest the chance to actually see the cars and soon, take test drives. A lot of customers, no matter how interested, are going to want to see it in person and probably drive it before putting down real money.There's a very good reason to do this.
It's called marketing. You put some spectacular vehicle that people are wanting to go see in the showroom to get customers in the door. In the meantime, Tesla salespeople are there interacting with potential customers, and they tell them it's a beautiful truck, but it's not going to be available to you for many years. In the meantime, take a look at the inventory we do have, and would you like to take one for a test drive?
That, and they get the people's information.
Have you heard of the phrase from philosopher Missy Elliot, where you ask yourself if it's worth it?Great to see them in the stores. But why bother? The one that doesn't have a reservation and will buy one now, will get in roughly 5 to 8 years if half of the reservations will go through.
Yeah, couldn't see living in the city with something this big. My excursions into DC are pretty much medical stuff or attending the Auto Show.Tbh I think when most people who has a reservation and never owned a mid sized truck b4, will be probably shocked on the side of the truck. Its 3 ft longer than my model y...parking will be a bitch in city streets.
Tbh I think when most people who has a reservation and never owned a mid sized truck b4, will be probably shocked on the side of the truck. Its 3 ft longer than my model y...parking will be a bitch in city streets.
Like a true Sports Machine, the CT looks fast 'standing still'