Dispatch log
Tesla changes the referral program more often than it announces it. When something changes that affects what a new buyer actually receives, I write it up here the day I can verify it — dated, short, and with the sources attached so you can check me.
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Tesla Pulled 0% APR on the Model Y: Now What?
Tesla ended its 0% APR offer on the Model Y in early August 2026 and raised APR on pricier Model 3 trims at the same time.
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Robotaxi Hits Miami: What Old Pages Get Wrong Now
Tesla's robotaxi service now spans four metros in three states with nearly 700,000 paid miles logged — far past the Austin-only picture many older pages still describe.
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New Car-Loan Interest Deduction Gets Real Paperwork
Form 1098-VLI and Schedule 1-A now back the federal auto-loan interest deduction, and a Fremont-built Model 3 can qualify.
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Model Y Price Hike, May 2026: Should You Order Now?
Tesla raised Model Y prices for the first time in two years — here's whether that actually changes when you should order.
Earlier coverage
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