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I need to go buy this pizza once I get my M3, just so I can put it in there, lol.well technically the pizza's already been eaten by now... still amazed at how well it fits though.
What a horrible thing to say about someone!! You'll understand when you read my list:The outside of our vehicles tends to tell the kind of style you have, but the inside can tells us your personality and/or how you use the vehicle.
I thought I'd start a thread similar to tomeshifter's Pic of your Model Y.......RIGHT NOW! thread, but focusing on the inside!
The outside of our vehicles tends to tell the kind of style you have, but the inside can tells us your personality and/or how you use the vehicle.
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That's because most owners don't know there is a specific way to close the frunk on the Model Y and another specific way to close the hood on the Model 3. One hand on each side of the T and push down simultaneously for the 3. Spread your hands to about 1 foot apart, centered on the "T" and push down simultaneously on the Y.Nothing ...
Same with the amount of dents/creases in my hood. Nothing.
Place each hand on each side of the Tesla logo and push down at the same time. No issues.Nothing. It seems like more of a hassle with the potential for dents if you close it incorrectly.
I'll stick with the trunk for now.
And when you are sick of that add the Power FRUNK option to your car. Easy install, although not as easy as on a TM3, and you never have to deal with your hood again. Pop it from that app, the display, or best of all a foot sensor. I got mine on Black Friday Sale last year or year before for under $400.Place each hand on each side of the Tesla logo and push down at the same time. No issues.