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Except if the person who breaks the glass takes storage device with them. That's probably the biggest reason for this change.

Theoretical benefits: Measure more things (like temperature) Get rid of RFID in the car Ummm.... I don't have a good imagination. I'm guessing they wouldn't change this entire setup unless there's a potential benefit, doesn't seem like something they will make tons of money from, so it's either...

I'll try to find someone who wants to buy the uberturbines. I'll trade them for 19" wheels with michelin tires. Somebody probably wants them for winter so they have matching summer/winter

A buggerit. Wonder what I should get instead. Which configurations would work the best on the uberturbines? Do I need 245 to prevent stretching the tire?

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Never seen it, so I would guess bug

They wanted to be different when they designed it, and they don't want to spend money changing it. Funny post though, hit the nail on the head.

My insurance is 2.7% of the cars value annually. Or $1768 if you will. It will go up if I drive more than 10k miles per year. I have the maximum bonus, friends&family discount as well as a membership and "group discount" Registration is $342

Thank you for sacrificing yourself for us :D

Turns out I was wrong. My 2020 TM3P and the 2021 TM3P both have CH15, so doesn't seem like there CH06 is from "the olden days" :(

CH06 is the charger in 2020 TM3

yada-yada-everything in the world is subjective-yada. Now that's finished: No, not worth it. I would rather buy a used LR (or even better, Stealth) for the same money as a new SR+ Better range AWD The biggest depreciation has already happened. Heated rear seats faster (if you care about that)...

1) This depends on how much effort you want to make. PPF means less effort to keep the car clean and check for scrapes and such. If you like to spend time cleaning and taking care of your care then you're golden. Black paint isn't metallic and is very fragile, so I would definitely do something...

Anyone have experience with MPP coilovers, speedbumps and the tow hitch? How low can I go without having heart attacks when I see a speed bump? We have loads of them

Wait, I thought this was a joke. "Lunatics have guns so that's why I have a gun". Nevermind my comment then.

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Hard to say, as it's very subjective. What I've heard from others is that the comfort coilovers are a bit more sporty than the default setup for the TM3P. @MountainPass can probably elaborate Personally I went with the non-adjustable ones.

It seems to vary, and how bad people think it is varies a lot as well. I've had 2 TM3, one was hw2 and the other hw3. The first one was extremely bad, I stopped using cruise control altogether. The second was much better, but that sudden jerk just leaves me shaky so I preferred not to use it. If...

The phantom braking makes for a horrifying driving experience, but I don't think it's as dangerous as people like to make it. The car slams the brakes out of nowhere, and it feels extremely awful, but you've usually stepped on the accelerator again before a full second has passed. The TM3 is, by...

Hopefully this means proper support for IT power system. Would be great to charge at full capacity instead of 2/3

But any marks will be more visible nonetheless. I had white on white, looks amazing but it requires you to not be so hung up on details

If we're talking about popularity, considering how many vehicles there are without CF it seems most disagree with you. People associate CF with high performance vehicles, so a lot of people want CF because of what it reminds them of or because it stands out, not because they find it...

Black TMS Plaid

Standard, no point in adjustable on the family car. I fooled myself into thinking I would track it, but I came to my senses before delivery

I did the top2 things: switched to LR AWD and bought MPP comfort coilovers

October build, so probably the old headlights and battery, but it's red and it's got a tow hitch!

Glad to hear it, don't really want to invest another $2500 on new rims and tires

Yeah, I meant "Tesla's vegan leather", not faux leather in general. Should have been more explicit :)

I know, I really want to switch from Blue to red, but fiancé really dislikes the red and color isn't that important to me. I would switch to anything except black (because non-metallic) if it meant faster delivery.

That's just because the vegan leather doesn't breathe like real leather does. Nothing to worry about. It's actually better with the white interior, because it's softer and creases more than the black. I've had 2 TM3 (so far), white is definitely nicer to the touch and from a comfort perspective.

According to Tesla I'm the only one who has reported this issue. It was escalated until they sent me the specifications with compounds and treatment materials used. Everything is rated safe, but of course people with pre-existing conditions have a lower tolerance, so that explains my situation.

If something else goes wrong and it's because of your coilover setup then the warranty is voided for that issue. But yes, a lot of people think a lot of things void the warranty. I also heard from Tesla reps in Norway that changing to non-Tesla rims would affect your warranty, which is...

Void warranty if they are the cause of the issue.

The "vegan leather" can also cause contact dermatitis for some people (me being one of them). I have to wear thick pieces of clothing to prevent blisters and open sores to form when I'm in direct contact with it, like when I'm wearing a t-shirt (fabric is too thin so I get it over my back). I...

Well, I bought the MPP comfort coilovers, probably gonna switch to 19 or even 18" when I wear out the p zero (unless somebody wants to buy them)

You bring honor to your username :p

In some European countries it's against the law to drive without winter tires during the winter weeks, so they have to deliver with winter tires or customers won't legally be able to drive off the lot.

Tried finding a thread for this, but maybe I suck at searching. What can I expect with the new TM3P P Zero tires? I've had a TM3P for almost a year with the Michelin PS4S, and I thought those were really good. If I've understood correct the P-Zero are stretched because the new rims are 9"...

My 2020 TM3P never supercharged above 60kW, 20 min preheat, 40% SOC, all other cars in the lot were charging at 120-150kW Tesla checked it 3 times, said nothing was wrong. However, I spent all of my 3000km referral charging on that car and never got above 60kW. Even tested a TMS I got as a...

I would love to have that drive. Unfortunately, as a family man I can't just go on 72h road trips anymore (well I can, but I have other things on my priority list)

2: WARNING: Do not use Traffic-Aware Cruise Control on winding roads with sharp curves, on icy or slippery road surfaces, or when weather conditions (such as heavy rain, snow, fog, etc.) make it inappropriate to drive at a consistent speed. Traffic-Aware Cruise Control does not adapt driving...

Talked to several people at delivery, sales and actual workers in Drammen. It's all the information I got that nobody contradicted. My sales rep is really honest about stuff that they just don't know and that she knows a lot of reps "state opinions as facts". I didn't ask about final delivery...

For any Norwegians watching this thread. Ship with most of the TM3P is expected to arrive Drammen on December 14th, with deliveries starting 2 days after arrival. They process cars in the order they're unloaded, so picking from existing inventory today you might get a car before somebody who...

Not even close. 48% of new car sales might be correct, but sounds too high for me.

An Audi A6 Avant Sport 2.0 TFSI costs around $120k over here Mercedes GLE 350de AMG costs $150k A TM3P costs $60k TMS Plaid will cost about $150k

Or RWD. AWD non-P is just sensible.

And some people love to praise the work of others without considering the quality. Congratulate effort, applaud mediocrity

Tesla: "We built a $40k car which can drive itself ii certain conditions and accelerate faster than almost all existing cars in production" Owners: "But can it multiply two numbers?"

Over here most people assume you're an a-hole if you drive a Tesla. Which makes some people drive really aggressive around you, and some stop driving efficiently because they assume you're going to drive egocentric. I tend to always let 1 car in front of me in every roundabout and intersection...

Hold the park button. Something-something-not recommended