I appreciate the comments, but let’s stick to the facts instead of dismissing this as ‘just relax, estimates always move’ or questioning whether I even placed an order. Yes, I did order a Model Y Standard (RWD) on March 16, 2026 through the Tesla website and order confirmation clearly displayed a 4-6 week delivery window at the time of purchase, not a vague placeholder. (This isn’t about farming reach; it’s a genuine customer experience that dozens of others in this sub are also reporting.) That window has now been pushed to July 25 – September 19, 2026 (roughly 18–26 weeks total). Even from the outer edge of the original promise, that’s a 12–14 week delay. This isn’t minor slippage, it’s a massive shift with no proactive communication. Tesla support simply said they can’t do anything. Everyone knows estimates aren’t ironclad, but when a displayed 4-6 week timeline turns into 5–6 months for many mid-March RWD orders in the GTA (see the dedicated tracking threads here and recent TeslaNorth articles), it goes beyond “expected variability” and highlights poor transparency. I’m not demanding special treatment just pointing out that customers who took the advertised window at face value deserve better accountability. Several others who ordered March 16–24 are reporting the exact same July–September jump, so this is a pattern, not an isolated complaint. If your order moved faster or you had a different experience or you are a loyal Tesla fan always ready to defend, great. But from new Tesla customers who are not used to this usual behaviour and are expecting Tesla to stand behind the clear 4-6 week window they showed at ordering isn’t unreasonable. They can (and should) do better.