J-W wrote: » Got it for quite a bit less than what most folk are quoting E400 . I'm happy with the service and product so far. I haven't even give it 1 wash since so don't know if it will make cleaning easy. It was done a week ago. Also know nothing about how it will last. Supposedly 5 years with proper maintenance. I couldn't really recommend without a bit more long term results. But glad I did it.
WayneEnterprise wrote: » That include interior too? I’m paying €950 for 7 year exterior, 3 year interior and brake callipers and wheels.
J-W wrote: » Interior, exterior and glass. Wheels just coating the aero's so not as detailed. No brake calipers. The price is for new cars only and based on minimal paint correction. He said if it required a lot of machine polishing or paint correction that would be extra. I requested Tesla not wash or valet my car before delivery surprisingly they listened Dropped it out to this lad first thing the morning after delivery day. He said there were only 2 minor correction and didn't charge for them . He said the paint was otherwise perfect
WayneEnterprise wrote: » That’s a great price so! Unfortunately seems he’s based in Offaly so won’t be able to make it down there and/or leave it there for 3 days.
Sam W wrote: » make sure that you include the vehicle registration certificate even though the application form says it’s not required for new cars.
Sam W wrote: » I got a rejection letter from the SEAI charger grant scheme, citing that the car was not properly registered by the dealer. To anyone who is about to send in the application, make sure that you include the vehicle registration certificate even though the application form says it’s not required for new cars.
403 Forbidden wrote: » Ah Sh*te! I sent mine yesterday without the vehicle registration certificate because it says not required! Fingers crossed everything is okay! Did you send the original or just a copy?
WayneEnterprise wrote: » Don’t send the original VRT cert! I just sent a copy of it as I figured best to be on the safe side. Got an email on the 10th March saying it’s being assessed and payment will be made within 4 to 6 weeks.
Gumbo wrote: » My parents are in there since 27th January and still Awaiting payment.
WayneEnterprise wrote: » Jaysus, hope I’m not waiting that long.
Gumbo wrote: » OCD charge €1k for their 5 year coating. What package did you get for €400?
J-W wrote: » "New Car Prep - protection Detail ( Duration 1- 2 days 5 year premium ceramic coating available only from certified detailers- from 400 euro ) "
Gumbo wrote: » That’s a great deal. I assume minimal paint correction. I just bought a new Machine Polisher from them last week too and OCD would be one of the bigger retailers/suppliers in the country so you can be assured your getting quality. Did they go through the maintenance guide for you?
Aph2016 wrote: » Seeing Model 3's everywhere these days, good few 211s.
WayneEnterprise wrote: » Got the car back from ceramic coating:https://www.instagram.com/p/CM-MJemrA4O/
Neworder79 wrote: » Nice to see the new interior in the wild... looks slick. Has anyone found images of the new more subtle White interior (beyond product renderings)? Love the white seats but was never a fan of the bright door panels.
mfceiling wrote: » So we bought a model 3 today!! It's the long range version. Now bear with me but you guys are going to be bombarded with questions!! Who is the best to sign up with for charging away from home? Do you get a fob or a card? Can you rock up to any charger without being registered and just give your credit or debit card and start charging? Can anyone recommend a good insurance broker? Our crowd could only get one company to take us on with a 3k excess!! Thanks in advance.
Aph2016 wrote: » €1799 Inc VAT for the acceleration boost. Tempting.
TitianGerm wrote: » I assume if you bought this you would need to notify your insurance company or otherwise they may not pay out in the case of a claim?
Lumen wrote: » No.
Sam W wrote: » Most ESB points allow anonymous charging as well so you don't have to register if you don't want to spend that 20 euro.
Sam W wrote: » Avoid using any slow charge points at all costs.
