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Nice. Thanks for that clarifierTonyWilliams said:I was not quite clear on last month. It should say, "Toyota cash was $5000 last month, PLUS $2500 "loyalty" cash."
Nice. Thanks for that clarifierTonyWilliams said:I was not quite clear on last month. It should say, "Toyota cash was $5000 last month, PLUS $2500 "loyalty" cash."
waidy said:flashFlashFLashFLAshFLAShFLASH.. I just got the $2500 check from Toyota (the loyalty credit program) from the purchase of '12 Rav4EV on November 11, 2012. I am waiting to see if they will send out another $2500 check for my 2nd '12 Rav4EV that I purchased last week.
toasty said:the $2500 wasnt instant rebates?
TonyWilliams said:waidy said:flashFlashFLashFLAshFLAShFLASH.. I just got the $2500 check from Toyota (the loyalty credit program) from the purchase of '12 Rav4EV on November 11, 2012. I am waiting to see if they will send out another $2500 check for my 2nd '12 Rav4EV that I purchased last week.
Me, too!!!! Got it today.
In my case, I brought the first 2012 Rav4EV for my daughter and it is in her name. She never owned a Rav4EV but own a Prius which I brought for her several years ago (the Prius is also registered in her name). The 2012 Rav4EV is in her name (I pay but my name is NOT on the MVPA nor registration). The $2500 check was written in her name.TEG said:But you never owned a previous generation RAV4EV, right?TonyWilliams said:Me, too!!!! Got it today.waidy said:flashFlashFLashFLAshFLAShFLASH.. I just got the $2500 check from Toyota (the loyalty credit program) from the purchase of '12 Rav4EV on November 11, 2012. I am waiting to see if they will send out another $2500 check for my 2nd '12 Rav4EV that I purchased last week.
I thought that loyalty program was only for people who had the older RAV4EV. (Waidy traded one in I think.)
TEG said:TonyWilliams said:waidy said:flashFlashFLashFLAshFLAShFLASH.. I just got the $2500 check from Toyota (the loyalty credit program) from the purchase of '12 Rav4EV on November 11, 2012. I am waiting to see if they will send out another $2500 check for my 2nd '12 Rav4EV that I purchased last week.
Me, too!!!! Got it today.
But you never owned a previous generation RAV4EV, right?
I thought that loyalty program was only for people who had the older RAV4EV. (Waidy traded one in I think.)
TonyWilliams said:2010 Toyota Sienna minivan.
TEG said:Oh nice! General Toyota loyalty, not just for RAV4EV.
Nice to hear they came through for you and Waidy!
I found the form at buyatoyota.com by search engine, few days before the Nov 11 delivery. In another word, no one told me. I would post the form here but can't find a button to attach a pdf file. Here is the "header" of the form:reeler said:When was the official start date of the loyalty award. I bought in the last week of November.
waidy said:** All mail must be postmarked by January 15, 2013. **
Ingineer said:Unfortunately I seriously doubt Toyota (and/or Tesla) has any desire to fix these issues. There are also the EVSE compatibility issues lingering.
Are you being a sufficiently squeeky wheel to them yet? =)
You could always use an EVSE-based timer and not rely on Toyota's crap.
-Phil
My old scoutmaster timed his sprinklers using an alarm clock with the glass faceplate removed and wires soldered to the hands. It's a good thing he wasn't into building pipe bombsTonyWilliams said:Ingineer said:Unfortunately I seriously doubt Toyota (and/or Tesla) has any desire to fix these issues. There are also the EVSE compatibility issues lingering.
Are you being a sufficiently squeeky wheel to them yet? =)
You could always use an EVSE-based timer and not rely on Toyota's crap.
-Phil
My car will go in for its 5000 mile checkup, and I have a laundry list. Toyota / Tesla is working on it, and I wasn't even the guy to light a fire under their butts!!!
Yes, my Clipper Creek has a dedicated pin for an external timer, and I plan to do that. I did a web search for timers, and there are so many choices... Damn free enterprise !!!
I'd like one that I don't need a book to program it, like every sprinkler timer I've ever had.
There are a number of low-cost "lamp" timers available with good user interfaces. Simply find one you like, then plug a small wall-wart into it that drives a simple SPST relay with a coil voltage equal to the wall wart. You could also crack it open and cut the 120v connections to the internal relay and just bring the "dry contacts" out.TonyWilliams said:Yes, my Clipper Creek has a dedicated pin for an external timer, and I plan to do that. I did a web search for timers, and there are so many choices... Damn free enterprise !!!
I'd like one that I don't need a book to program it, like every sprinkler timer I've ever had.
Ingineer said:Simply find one you like, then plug a small wall-wart into it that drives a simple SPST relay with a coil voltage equal to the wall wart. You could also crack it open and cut the 120v connections to the internal relay and just bring the "dry contacts" out.
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