Dealerships Take Note, This Is How It Should Be! Tesla Model 3 Performance Delivery Experience 

Great to hear you had a great buying/delivery experience. Happy ‘motoring’ - M3P so so sweet! 🎉

100% true

Buying a new car ought to be an exciting, joyful experience - for most people, it's the second-most expensive purchase they'll ever make - but for some reason most dealerships have turned it into a prolonged, agonizing, stress-filled nightmare. Why? Unfortunately, I doubt few dealerships will "take note."

@@TheRealLaughingGravy You’re right - it should be exciting! I’d have to say that buying a car at a dealership is the way it is because people tolerate being treated that way, and it’s good for the dealership’s profit. The hours long process is designed to wear people down where they’ll accept just about anything to put them out of their misery. Well, “I’m mad as hell and I’m not gonna take it anymore!” That and buying the Tesla way are the only proper responses that might cause a change.

I'm 27 and all my expernces with dealers have been great! Like from a Ferri dealer letting me sit in one of their showroom cars when I was kid. To shopping for the right car over 2 years and each dealer I've seen dozens being very nice to us... To getting $9k off my fist car a 2020 Ford Mustang in march of 2021 when I had been offered a mazda CX-5 with the same discount... And the whole dealer expernce in buying that mustang was geat no more then a hhour for each step like the test drive paper work and dilvery... maybe I'm just lucky but I know their are good dealers out there you just have to find them

Wham bam is actually one of the factors I eventually decided against getting a Tesla. People are freaking brutal to them.

@@rizzodefrank most of those people are just on drugs. It has nothing to do with being a Tesla, just living in a bad neighborhood.

@@GregHassler exactly. The Tesla is the only car that saves proof of the crime. All the others have the damage without a trace of the perpetrator.

Only two places I don’t have sentry mode on is at home and work……both in garages.

It is perhaps the case that the perception of a Tesla owner is that it is a person with a lot of money and this may provoke some people. Then there may be people who dislike electric cars as well. Then the difference with a Mercedes S class is that it did not look ten years ago as it does today. you can therefore look at a Mercedes if it is new or if it is ten years old. if you buy a Mercedes S class, you may not be hated as much if it is ten years old as if it is new

Enjoy!! 🎉

No. People need to refuse to deal with dealers. The "model" ain't gonna change as long as consumers try to appease lazy, stupid bullies.

Yeah exactly thinking the same

Still should not have it

@@willemhaifetz-chen1588 no car is perfect. Not one.

@@willemhaifetz-chen1588 Even some of the BMWs Audi's makes those creaks and later gets sorted out at service centers.. Tesla ain't only the one with that problem 🤷

@@TheMadmax0609 he never claimed that. He is simply pointing out that a car that costs over $100k should not have issues like that from the factory.

I bought an M3 made in Freemont in 2019 and my wife bought an MY made in Berlin in January 2023. The difference in quality is insane! They have made such progress in only a couple of years.

Same with my wife’s 22 Model LR. However the tesla haters will start again, the build quality is crap, I would never buy one…Tesla out sold the Toyota Camry in California…

@oldtoughguy I seriously think these people are funneled money from the ukraine money laundering so they can promote globalist ideas and plans, EVs, and LIMITED amount of owners and drivers on the roads in the USA is part of that plan. Kyle's woke, and a globalist no doubt about it.

the 4 ad breaks 😂

Exactly my thought too...

Get on Tesla’s website you’d be surprised how awesome they are. Way better experience

I can afford my cars(I've had plenty of $400-$500 car notes last 10 years) by living with my retired mom not paying rent I just have my car payment

Could of been a return

@@todtod6212 maybe, but not likely based on the manufacturing date and when I got my VIN.

24 miles is very common for a newly delivered car especially in Teslas.. So nothing odd..

@@DarkHawkk I'm not worried about this being a reject (it would not have any more miles on it). The car looks great, no issues, build quality is good. Just interesting that the car in this video has 4, and mine delivered the day after has 27. Just shows that the car could have anything under 50 and it's still fine.

Be glad that the cameras were calibrated. I drove my uncle's brand new Model 3 the next day after he picked it up and we had to endure five phantom braking episodes with one being a panic stop with alarms sounding, as we were driving on totally empty roads north of Loveland. I think the problem resolved itself and he has been consistently using Autopilot as he drives everywhere.

I bought my Model S in 2015 (still have it) and it was amazing. Tesla truly was a different company before the Model 3 came out.

God bless him 😊. Let him be an example to anyone who may be intimidated by these cars. All the tech can be overwhelming at first but I think anyone can get used to it and even love it. He did, and at 95! 😀

If you get caught in a situation that doesn’t neatly fit their process you will regret doing business with them. Have had a model 3 for over 4 years and our second purchase has been a disaster. Wife and I are split, I don’t want the car any longer she doesn’t want to deal with EA charging, no more for me

@@miodice3 Hi, I am sorry to hear about your problems with the car. I haven't bought it yet and am not sure I will ever buy one, but I am intrigued by the technology. Will see where I go. Good luck on your next car purchase.

@@samuelweiner5382 we have no issues with ours. Best car purchase ever and I gave up my Camaro SS for it. We will be hard pressed to get anything else moving forward.

@@Nessal83 Hi, did you get the Model 3? How was the build quality? I hear that there is shoddy work done on these cars, but also hear that it is much improved. Are they fun to drive? For me, they need to be fun to drive. Did you get the rear wheel or all wheel drive? Thanks for the feed back.

@@samuelweiner5382 yeah we got ours last May. We picked up the m3 dual motor and the car is extremely fast. Much faster than my Camaro SS that it replaced. It's not even close and you don't even need any skill to drive it. Launches perfectly everytime. Ours came perfect without any flaws. No weird panel gaps or any issues that people are saying. I'm starting to think that most cars are perfect but the people that got bad ones are the more vocal which is why you hear about it more. People are more inclined to make a video saying bad things than people are to make a video if their experience is good. The delivery guy also dropped it off at our house on the day of delivery and did a quick intro of the car. It's like switching from a flip phone to a smartphone. You need to test drive one before you buy. I believe Tesla still offer test drives if you have a local store. That is what we did and we placed our deposit the same day.

I have a Model 3P, and I bought 18" Martian wheels and Pirelli P-Zero All Season Electric tires to go on that, and it made the ride much smoother.

20's sure aren't ideal but other than some rash I haven't destroyed them on MN potholes (got 18's for winter though). I think the Uberturbines are better then the previous version of the 20's

@@dbetlock The 20s are ideal for the track, or anytime you're driving over 100 mph. They look great, but for smoothness going over bumps, the 18s are best.

Oklahoma, I invite you to visit us in Montreal our potholes are famous, described as small craters on the moon! The tire shops do very well here and are numerous. :)

IMO buying stock now is by far the best decision

If you watch the video closely, they declined the dealership’s offer to go over everything because (obviously) the guys know that stuff as well or better than the dealership.

Because they have ZERO playbook for what happens if things don’t go perfectly. Speaking from experience.

@jasoningram9928 The reason the girl didn't seem interested was because she KNEW there was underbody damage and didn't want to deal with the problem or you. If it wasn't for the manager taking extra precautions you would have possibly left with a severely damaged car.

@@watershed44 You're probably correct about the Rep. I hadn't even of considered that until now.

The new glass does nothing to improve the noise because it’s almost exclusively road noise and not wind noise. Tesla skimped on sound deadening materials in the wheel wells.

And advise that he never drive off 250 foot cliffs.

Model 3 is about 36K after tax credit, very affordable now

When you only make $24k a year, that’s far beyond the scope of affordable.

@@joeyvinzo4531 Well yeah... I meant in general terms

I think I would like the yoke. Except if I get sideways skidding on ice it would be a real challenge to quickly countersteer more than 1/2 turn.

Only much faster…. 😜

That’s very inefficient. Took 30 minutes to get my BMW.

They are using the model Y taillights on the performance now. I wish mine had them because I can't stand Red blinkers.

As I said in another response, Tesla has the setup right, but no systems for taking care of issues when they come up. None. It’s awful.

@@joetacchino4470 yea, it seems they have a grasp on how things "should be" but they don't have many failsafes in order for when things are just not what they "should be" i'm still pretty upset with them... I scheduled a follow up service appt to fix the tail light which was aligned wrong about 5mm and enought its ugly and expected better...also added homelink garage module but not sure if this is software or hardware...says they need to install..yet it already works on my model 3 to open my garage. a bit confused... also my remotes/fobs didn't work.... sadly i feel dumb they did not have batteries...yet the instructsion make not mention of having to put batteries in them!!! says easy as 1,2,3 but they forget to mention the step before 1!!! add damn battery.... the fobs were added to the car but didn't work... anyhow... silly but figured this out. another issue is they scuffed the crap out of the driver sill "as new" but had super deep scuffs in the panel... we willl likely just not care, but still upsetting they don't take more care our model 3 had 5 miles total on it yet had 20+ scuffs in paint, misaligned tail light and deep scuffs in the drivers side sill..... i understand it could of been much worse.... but we are used to BMW like service and expectations... our two i4 m50's were MILES ahead of this tesla experience and spent much less time at the dealer finishing the paperwork. about 30min to get the financing "no finance actually paid full cash" but still very fast experience. got our keys and were out in 30min from arriving. but tesla was over 3hours waiting due to their mistake...we paid in full but they owed us money and miscalculated the taxes i guess....and they did not have anyone to fix it on a saturday.... very frustrating to not be able to agree to the paperwork terms in their app.... buggy as hell... so to add... tesla has rescheduled our first appt 4 times!!! they keep saying they are busy or whatever and had to rescheudle us... not even considering the times or days or giving any heads up.... just changing it each week... I HOPE the 4th appt will work, as it seems they are too busy to care about us as a new customer....god forbid we had a positive first impression of tesla.... wow... our bmw i4's are far better cars!!! and they also have OTA updates and recently they did a recall with OTA update and fixed it within a week of the recall. tesla has more issues and great with OTA. but bmw seems to be just as good imo. and a much better driving experience. anyhow... shocked this channel didn't menton the i4 as one of the top10 recommended EV's.... shocked they mentioned the IX but not i4!!! wow... whatever...

Yeah Bozard in Florida is very tesla like even if you don't do it online it would take the same time or less in the dealership.

As the buyer, you don't "have" to follow bullies' commands. You "have" the power.

@@FrunkensteinVonZipperneck not when you're buying a product that is in extremely high demand and low supply.

In Europe we also have good and bad SC's. It depends on the people.

@Fractual don’t worry. Delivery will go fine. It’s if you need service is where they lack.

He talks about it around 19:30. Jan 13th order, delivered Feb 9th

@@lowfuel6089 Thanks! Hoping delivery times remain under a month!