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So my issue was that I needed to sign my title over (owned the m3 outright) and then mail it to the insurance company. They then issued the check. Once my title was signed over, Tesla told me that it was not possible to perform this transfer for FSD. I begged them and even reached out to a VP...

Whomever has the title at time of transfer. Issue for me was insurance claimed the car before Tesla could deliver the new one.

No trade in required if you actually read the terms first before blasting a snarky reply.

The thing was I was happy to place an order for one before the car was deemed totaled. That accommodation could have easily been granted. Heck I was scheduled to take a test drive last Monday (accident was last Saturday). So intent was there and WHAT IF I had placed the order and was waiting...

So my issue is that there are always corner cases. The rules of the offer don’t really spell out what happens in my situation and as such, the software team should accommodate on a case by case basis. The reason you need to be the owner is that your friend can’t just gift you FSD or you can’t...

I am a 4+ year old owner of a m3LR with FSD. I wanted to take advantage of the FSD transfer and have emails showing interest, wanting to schedule a test drive, etc. However, last weekend, I was involved in an accident. The car will be totaled and Tesla is telling me that now due to this event...

I tried the NFC tag but it’s not working when I place it on the inside of the frunk.

Can anyone recommend a backseat dog cover for a large dog.

Who can install these (comfort) in the Boston/NH area?

The wifi antenna is located between the A and B pillar on the piece above the window...

So I just got a phone call to unlock the car using the app on my phone from my wife. She took the car and only had the key fob. No matter what she did, the car wouldn't unlock. Anyone else see this?

wonder if we will be able to order a software update soon

What gets me is the service. I too have a couple of rattles. One in the A pillar on the driver's side. It comes and goes but it's mostly at city speeds. The other is mostly there which is the attenuators on the HVAC when the fans are blowing in your face. It doesn't happen when it's set to feet...

Watertown MA service center fixed this by putting some insulation material in the A and B pillars. No more wind noise. There was also a part that was replaced. The entire plastic/rubbery piece across the front of the car just below the windshield.

I am also hearing this too...service tech in MA said "just deal with it". All model 3s have wind noise above 70 MPH. I am frustrated and losing patience. I also had a cracked windshield and they replaced it...noticed this where the "moonroof" glass is higher than the windshield. Tech also said...