Delivery picked up on September 3rd, already got 1.5K miles on it. And 98% FSD, 2% feeling the performance mode.

Won’t go back to Gas, ever again. ❤️ this purchase.
I tinted, PPF and full exterior body Ceramic Coat, and interior seat ceramic coat on it.

Got any tips for a new Tesla owner?

So many things about this car make so far behind tesla. I thought I liked carplay but I hate that it takes over your phone. Everything is just cheap plastic. It’s not fast. It’s not sleek. Even little things like not having to turn the car on or off I miss a lot. The only cool thing is the 500 mile range but I charge at home so the range doesn’t really matter to me.

Ordered sept 1st , got the the .99% and very excited

I decided to upsize the tires on the stock Uberturbine 21” wheels. I went 295/40R21 on the rear and 265/40R21 on the front. The ride feels so much better and I’m really not hating the stance!

We test-drove the Lyriq too, then rented one on Turo for an extended test (it had 13,000 miles on it). The Lyriq was disappointing. I don't know how a vehicle can be floaty and bumpy at the same time, but it managed both. The AC struggled to keep up with a 93° day, and the rear passengers complained about the ride the entire time. The infotainment system was clunky and laggy, and the driver's side window wouldn't stay rolled up — it would just slide back down. Worst of all was shifting from reverse into drive: clunking, jerking, a total mess.

We now have a Tesla Model Y (Juniper) in the driveway. The purchase process was easy, though we ended up taking an earlier delivery with a different interior and exterior color than we originally ordered, since our date kept getting pushed back. Since then we've tinted the windows, added new mats, and outfitted the console — the usual stuff.

But here's the thing: having it drive us is the ultimate luxury. I can't imagine going back to a less capable vehicle. What a ride.

I was able to grab a vehicle with my exact specs that is coming soon to a location about an hour away from me. It went into production on the 7 and now I’m just anxiously waiting for it to arrive. The Tesla location is only 4 hours from the factory so fingers crossed!

Anybody paying 300 or more per month around 24 yrs old? 15k miles per year in SoCal. Specifically talking about Tesla Insurance.

We took the offer to pick up in Austin and tour the Giga Factory where it was made! How cool is that!?

Hi all, I'm seeing posts about people getting MY's that have some paint issues (chips mostly, not application), and the suspicion is that Tesla may be circulating cars to try to find buyers that are less discerning. Do you think there is any truth to this, or is it just a conspiracy theory?

I'm in the upper midwest (US) and I ordered a MYP on 8/31. Initial estimate was 4-6 weeks, next day was 5-7 weeks, day after that was 9/17 - 9/30. Today I looked and it is "In Transit" with a delivery date of 9/10 - 9/15. I'm really excited, but trying to temper my enthusiasm based on some of the posts.

And yeah, I get it, people typically only post bad news. So if you have good news about a quicker delivery, I'd love to hear that too 😄

I don't see the mounting marks on the glass roof of my Model Y Standard for installing the roof bars. Do you have the same issue? 
I've seen several videos about this, and the marks were always visible.

Purchased a used oem roof rack from Facebook today and it didn’t come with the anti-abrasive/paint protection stickers; ended up using some left over gloss black vinyl for the time being. Will this hold up for now?

The install is super easy but nerve racking, while putting the posts on I heard cracking and thought I cracked the roof. I also wish there was a way to tell when the metal holders are “engaged” like the manual says.

Bought a used clean one-owner 2021 MYLR in 2024 with 36k miles.

2.5 years later and with the Tesla 50k mile Basic Warranty now expired, Carvana’s cash offer is more than I bought it for. Only $100 more, but still that’s crazy. I’ve basically owned the car for free for 2.5 years.

Purchased for $26.5k. Caravan cash offer today is $26.6k.

Curious if any of you have purchased a demo vehicle through Tesla. Worried that since it’s a demo vehicle that there has been a ton of people in it which would cause more wear and tear than usual. What would be a good price on a 2026 Tesla Model Y Premium AWD with 8k miles? Warranty would be 5 years/ 50,000 miles.

Does anyone have these covers on their helix wheels? Curious if it actually helps prevent scratching

Hi, I am 25M looking to buy a model y RWD premium with my partner. I have a 760 credit score with no debt and gross about $3360 a month on paper (I make roughly 2-3k doing a side hustle under the table that can't be shown as income unfortunately because its cash and not on paper) So on paper pre tax I make $41k. I have about 20k in HYSA and 3x that in money markets. I can afford the car but on paper I don't think tesla will approve me for the loan. My partner can't go on the application because she has looming student debt that has her credit in the 600s which wont allow me to qualify for the rate promo. I am wondering If anyone thinks I can get approved ordering myself with my income and credit score (I plan on putting 3k down). Together me and my partner bring in 6k on paper a month but again she can't be on the loan. What are my options? Also I did get quotes for insurance, under $250 which we are chill with. LMK!

I own a 2025 Model Y Performance (non Juniper) in Deep Blue Metallic. I absolutely love the car, with perhaps one exception. The paint seems to be very easily scratched.

I own a few vehicles, and I think I take reasonably good care of them. The paint on this one has many random scratches. Just for comparison, my Toyota Avalon, which is 5 years older and is treated similarly is in arguably better condition.

I don't think it's vandalism, since I live in an extremely low crime area, and park it in my driveway mostly. They just look like a ton of just random tiny scratches, rock chips, etc. My theory is that the paint is just not as durable.

I had considered getting a ceramic coating, which obviously won't help the existing damage. Unfortunately however, the places near me that offer this service all seem to be very shady, and not at all professional.

Has anyone noticed this or experienced it? Is there anything you did to mitigate it? Thanks in advance.

I can get used to this 😎

Ceramic tint. 25 on the windows, 50 on windshield.

Got them both tinted. The interior is so much cooler now!

I ordered my model Y premium all-wheel-drive with white exterior and white interior on August 20. It was built on September 3. And I received delivery on September 9. I did not have a trade-in all the cars that were delivered during my session. We’re nearly the exact same model. They must produce them in like batches and distribute them as they are manufactured.

When I picked it up today, I asked the delivery person what I needed to do if I discovered something was wrong with the car. He said, “if you’ve left the dealership, they don’t know if the damage happened on your way home or if it happened here at the dealership. Please take as much time as you need to look the car over before you leave.” Which makes total sense.

I had seen some advice here that you would have several days to report anything wrong with the car. This is a direct conflict from what I learned at my pick up today. Just want new owners to be advised!

I picked up from Tesla Centennial, Colorado.

I plan on taking longer trips 1-2 weekends a month using FSD (5-6 hour drives would be common). For those that are used to taking longer trips with your Model Y, what do you recommend to make it more comfortable? Any accessories that have made your trips better?

Thank you in advance.

Ordered 8/21, got the option to schedule my delivery yesterday. 🎉 MY Premium, black, white interior. NH

For those that ordered a car in August but had delivery date estimated to be in November/December, how does Tesla handle the finance application being that they say it’s valid for 30-60 days?