Recent content by ScoobyRVA

A couple of interested parties but no cash yet, still available.

Back when I was looking last November, a 2020 was the same price as a 2022. There was no money savings so there was no reason not to buy new. Of course Tesla has raised prices since then so that may be a difference.

I've seen some selling their used Tesla's for more than what a new one would cost. If you can sell it for close to the price of new and wait the build time it would probably be worth it. The M3p is just ridiculous. Not only is it faster but it sports a tighter suspension so it handles much...

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Bump, nobody interested in M3p 20" Uberturbines? Pulled off with 10 miles, as new as you get. Still wrapped in plastic to keep them clean.

I have not posted pictures because they're still wrapped in plastic from when winter wheels were installed on day 1. They are literally brand new save for 6 miles on the ODO when I picked up the car and 4 miles to the tire shop.

Wheels were pulled off 2022 M3P 4 miles down the road on day 1. Wheels, tires, LVBT (bluetooth) TPMS. $3000 cash w/local pickup in Richmond, VA preferred.

Nothing? Nobody?

I couldn't tell to be honest, I certainly hope so.

Wait until 2024 MY for what? My car already has the active matrix headlights. I just want Tesla to enable them.

Well, I got that far...

I see all the barriers to enabling all the active matrix headlight features have been lifted. I can't find anything on when all these fancy new features will be enabled. I assume they'll be enabled through software update but am I just not seeing it, or has it not been enabled yet? If not...

I sold my 2010 ~400 AWHP STI after the motor blew and picked up an M3P. The M3P is quicker and handles tight. Can't speak to handling of the M3LR as the M3P rides tighter and lower. I do miss the 6-speed and the boxer rumble. Everything else is better in the Tesla.

As promised: Just picked up from getting PPF, Ceramic coating, and tint. Need a good day-time pic now.

I'll post an update after PPF, ceramic coating, and tint ;)