No, Not yet.

@liam1902 thanks for this information. Not sure what happened but it is working fine now since the last update. It was definitely much lower than when i first got it in March but seems to be working normally again. I have the RWD option though.

Hi Michael I got a phone call out of the blue from a Tesla advisor with the incentive deal. Seems like they were trying to keep my business as well as move a ton of inventory at the time. Because when I picked up my car it was a madhouse with cars filling the lot. And they kept trying to get me to pickup the Model Y earlier. The lease return process was super accelerated. The time from returning the 3 to picking up the Y was too fast for the inspection team to get me in to do the inspection so they sent me a PDF guide on what I needed to do and what pictures I had to provide. I believe there’s a link on the Tesla website with that PDF. I’ll try and add it if I can find it. Either way my return wasn’t normal. But the “virtual inspection” was easy. Once they actually inspected it I had to pay for one tire wear was too much but the credit covered it. I dropped the car off same day as picking up the new one and they just had me sign a paper verifying the mileage and that was it. I got the final bill like 2 weeks later with that tire charge etc. Hope this helps.

@@IAmJobOptional I appreciate the help, have a good one.

Thank you! I hadn’t got a chance to do my research on the Model Y before I got the upgrade call from Tesla. I initially liked the Y before I got the Model 3 but the price was too much for me at the time. I’m planning to purchase my next vehicle as my “retirement car” so I didn’t want to rack up mileage on one I’m purchasing. Plus I wasn’t sure if I’d love it. Hope that helps.

@@IAmJobOptional If price is a big factor for you, I would definitely keep an eye out for discounts and incentives for the Model Y throughout this year. It's rumored that the Model Y refresh will come out sometime in 2025 with all the new changes from the Model 3 refresh (the one with ambient lighting, ventilated seats, new exterior/interior design, etc). Due to this, Tesla might do many incentives (inventory discounts, promo financing like 0.99% financing, free paint or seat color upgrades, etc) to get current 2024 Model Y's selling. Otherwise if you want the latest and greatest, you can wait until Model Y refresh comes out but you will have to pay full MSRP for it (no discounts/incentives except for maybe $7.5k tax credit if that's still around). I guess since you just leased a new Model Y, you could maybe wait 2-3 years and hopefully get some discounts on new Model Y refresh when they eventually start doing that many years later.

Yes I’m leasing it.

Thanks so much @rosegold2336

I leased it as well.

I wanted to try the higher of the ground vehicle because I occasionally have back issues and getting in and out was a struggle in the Model 3. I also regularly take an elderly family member for errands and such and she was struggling to get out the car too. But I did consider staying with the 3 to save the cash.

Just paid $1151 for six months with State Farm. But remember insurance is specific based on individual circumstances and needs so take that as you will.

@ipro3838 so sorry to hear that! But i totally get it, like I said my experience with them were night and day from the first Lease. Hopefully they continue to build a strong service base for the customers because that’s crucial as evidenced by losing your business and anyone you would’ve recommended.

I’ll tell you so far I Love it better than the Model 3 so far. Really impressed with it! I’ll give a detailed review soon.

Absolutely!

Yes, they were horrible the first time with communication! It was crickets from them the entire process and this time I actually spoke to a person several times. Even when I called in to them. Night and day experience! Hopefully this is across the board and not just because I was a returning customer they were trying to keep… if I have any issues we’ll see.

Noted, thanks for pointing this out for me. I’ve updated my title a well 🙂

I think so too!

Actually I was returning my first lease with Tesla at the end of my lease early.

Then what do you do when your lease ends?

@@CoolTatts do you mean what is the process when the lease ends or what will I do when this lease ends?

I’ll decide in three years when this lease is up, who knows maybe the competition will make more sense financially for me to leave.

Yes, it’s night and day from the Model 3… I knew they were built on the same platform but didn’t think it would make such a difference in driving experience. Getting out of the vehicle is so much easier in the Y! So far I am very happy with getting the bigger car. 🙂

Yes, the deals are amazing right now ! So glad I got it. You are so right about the mileage limits, I don’t drive much so I elected the 10k miles with my Model 3 lease and went over about 1k because I took a road trip…so I’m of the overages to watch out this time. Thanks for the advice though, super helpful!

@@IAmJobOptional you’re welcome and enjoy the Tesla 😀

What do you mean capped at 10k-15k Miles ?

@@chasxreacts155 I think they are referring to the miles per year you elect to drive on leased vehicles. If you select 10k miles your payment is reduced a couple hundred bucks. But if you go over the mileage on a lease, for Tesla it’s .25cent per mile over the cap. Mileage caps are pretty standard for leased vehicles industry wide.

Okay… 👌🏾

My bad, thanks for pointing that out. Coming from the Tesla Model 3 2021. I thought this Mode Y was refreshed with the extras that Weren’t in my previous 3. I’ll correct the Title asap!

Yeah the new Model Y code name “ Jupiter” comes out late this year or Early next year

Thank you😊

Aww, thanks so much for the love @monbrat3064

Thanks for including yourself in my shenanigans @ChasityLeShay☺️

Thanks @ns23s I’m definitely impressed with it so far as well. I’m on week 8 now and it’s still working for me. I’ll be sure to leave it free the next time I do it. Thanks again for the tip. How long does yours typically last before you need to reapply?

Honestly now that I moved to FL, I would say like 3 good months but I was able to stretch it out to 5 months. If it’s not humid where you are, maybe 6 good months. The instructions only promise 3 months I think. One thing I learned is that even after it starts to fade away, we girls with coarse hair may think it looks terrible… but that’s just because we forget how much worse it was before we even used the product. Meaning, it really lasts longer than we think. We just forget how much worse or harder our hair is to manage without it. lol I’ve seen pics of me before even using it and after I had it in my hair for 5 months and you can see that it is still more manageable with Answr than it would ever be completely natural. I hope I’m making sense! lol

@@ns23s good to know. lol I’m in South Florida so I’ll be in the same boat soon as summer hit for real. Fingers crossed I can make it to June “braids season” 🙂

Thanks so much for watching and supporting! Appreciate your encouraging words more than I can say❤ More content rolling out soon.

Oh, I didn’t realize that. I’ll definitely do it again in the future and make sure I don’t wrap it. I sleep so hard so that’ll be a struggle.

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Thanks so much for watching! It has lasted pretty well so far. 😊

If I blow it out and flat iron it, it will… unless I sweat too much. It will get puffy. But overall it has helped keep it more manageable. It’s still easier to detangle and is a bit softer and shinier without adding any other products (when flat ironed). Thanks for commenting 😊

@@IAmJobOptional thanks 😊 my hair puffs up before I get done straightening it. I’m looking for something that will help it last longer when straightened

@@12078098 got you, yeah this Florida humidity gets me every time! I want to try those WOW serum at Sephora next and see if that helps me with my workout hair. Good luck with the puff!

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