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I’d go for the MY and I drive a M3. I’d go for the Y because it’s a great car even for local trips but also for the times that you do want to do a road trip then it’ll come handy too.

Soo how did this story end? OP?

Does the auto park feature work with HW3?

I’m considering them too for my 18 LR. I’m thinking about the 5 year plan for 5k. But I also wonder if my total repair bills would go over 5k. Tough decision.

Good to know. Why was your claim denied

OK. So the Endurance team does have veto power on these claims in spite of Xcare giving their approval. Not trying to question Xcare or their integrity but just understanding the process. Have had my share of buying cars and warranties that are no good when you really need them.

Thank you so much for the detailed explanation. So once Xcare approves a repair, you're saying Endurance will pay it out and that they have no veto power to deny a claim? Also when buying an extended warranty for an ICE, you sometimes have to show past maintenance records or current maintenance...

I'm about to pull the trigger on the XCARE extended warranty but being dissuaded for the reason that you have to deal with XCare and endurance? Why do I have to deal with Endurance and not have Xcare do it from start to finish?

As per OP the car is 22 M3 and cost $25k.

I think what's referred to as a "button" is actually a latch mechanism that attaches to the tesla adapter. Pressing that signals unlock.

Mine doesn't change speeds as per street speed limits. If I engage TACC and the street speed limit goes down from 55 to 45, my speed still stays at 55. What settings do you have where your car does that?

Ever since changing my 12V battery last October, the car sleeps solid. Not a single mile lost.

Do any of these add sensor based opening like moving your foot under the trunk area?

Simply tinting will not resolve that issue. It may help a little.

Why don't you get tesla service to change the LVB? It costs only $120. I'm sure tesla can do that since it doesn't involve repair that could "blow" up the car.