This is the issue- until this gets resolved cybertruck deliveries will slow to a crawl. https://news.bloomberglaw.com/business-and-practice/tesla-says-cybertruck-texas-supplier-is-holding-parts-for-ransom-1
I'm open to it but no idea how that works with Tesla as I am in California but can take it over and fly to pickup. Don't think Tesla will go for that though
Working on that now but unfortunately I'll still need to pay the $750 registration fee and there's no guarantee the truck will be ready after the extension or it doesn't come a month after I register the car for another 6 months.
I've had several conversations with the Tesla team about this...
Ordered 2/21 and just got my window pushed again from November 15th-December 26th, 2026 to 2027. Pretty bummed as I ordered the first day of release in 2019 but due to a technical issue I had to use a new account for this order and merge. So Tesla has $350 of my money and I don't have a truck...
I actually kind of started this by saying Tesla can use interest rate to subsidize lower MSRP on the car. It's a lever they can pull to keep their pockets flush. Financing a car is a personal choice that people have to make. Obviously too much car debt isn't healthy but we are all consenting...
Yes, very true. Curious what the going rate is for an excellent credit score on a new standard all-wheel drive cyber truck. I bet you. It's probably 4 and 1/2 to 5 if you bring your own financing
This is where they will get people on the cheaper cyber truck $59k offer- they will jack up the finance rate to make up for cheaper msrp.
Yet they will give 0% on model y's. It's quite the mouse trap they've managed to build.
Oh I still have my Original cybertruck order from the launch. This was the first configuration that actually came close to the pricing I could sensibly pay for a car. Still have my OG reservation as well which will give me $100 off this order😉