my sales rep in Millbrae (looks like you had him too) said i can't do a test drive until i receive the confirm your order email. I heard that San Jose location is allowing test drives as long as you've a valid reservation. I was thinking about checking their calendar if it's publicly available.
That seems weird. I thought San Jose was only allowing test drives for reservation holders so they could drive the car before confirming. Seems like a lot of mixed messages. Have you visited the showroom there? My contact there set up my test drive in early Nov and keeps me updated better than my DA. Let me know if you want his contact information.
sure. messaged you privately.
I am an Eastcoaster in the same boat. Both nearby studios say they will call me when drives are available. I believe them . But I read we don't have to pay for the car until its delivered. That begs the question do we get to test drive our own cars before we accept them.
I’ll be honest, when I bought my Model S, it was ordered and delivered to SF. All I got was a walk around and intro to some of its features. I test drove one at a studio before purchasing, but didn’t actually get to drive my car before signing on the dotted line.
Mine was sent via email to me with a selection of test drive dates/times. I opted for a 2 pm drive this upcoming Monday (President's Day). The sun will be high, so we can check out the glare, but temps will be down a bit (relative to the mild temps we have had recently) so I won't be able to easily estimate how warm the car will get due to the glass canopy. I did ask about taking it up to Steven's Creek Reservoir and my DA said that would not be an issue.
You’ll have a blast on that route. Watch a few of the curves on the way up as they have limited sight lines. Have fun!
i see. just sent an email to the rep. hopefully he's okay with offering a test drive.
Glad to hear about the policy change. Jessop is great - he’s the one who I did the drives with yesterday.
Did you go to the Millbrae location for the test drive in that case?
Yep!
Yes, yes you should, unless you live in area that needs snow tires, then no, unless you want to have 2 sets of rims and tires then yes, but then get the 21 and buy the 19s later
