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That is how it should work and people generally believe that's how it works. But if that is the case, why are they saying it might not be? And further up in thi
by Coding_Cat 11y ago
That is how it should work and people generally believe that's how it works. But if that is the case, why are they saying it might not be? And further up in this thread someone is saying that it was most definitely not how "it worked" with the model S.
- mikeash 11y agoBecause they want flexibility, for example to push a VIP to the front of the line, or prioritize deliveries based on proximity to the factory, or to avoid holding up the line if you suddenly decide to sail around the world solo at the time your delivery is due. Since this flexibility goes both ways (you can cancel at any time for any reason and get a refund), I don't see what's so weird or upsetting about this.