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P-Lo801 posted a new question on the marketplace listing 2023 Model 3 Performance, Blue, 10k miles, $38,000.

Does this have a salvage title? Do you have photos of the accident you can share with me?

Does this to apply to BEVs in general? I don't mean to derail the thread further, but I'm only asking because I always thought 80% soc and keeping it plugged in as often as possible was what I was led to believe was ideal. But for my use case, I can actually keep it to 55% soc on a daily based...

Just so i'm clear, you're saying that it's better to keep the SoC to a minimum of 55% or below to minimize degradation and thus maximize longevity of the battery?

So if I were to look for a pre-owned M3P in the US, what identifiers can I look for that's indicative of the car having the 3D6 motor without actually looking at the car physically? As long as it was built in Q1 of 2022?

What makes the Q1/2022 a unicorn? The 82 pana pack and that it comes with ryzen?

Photos of the interior?

Does this include the tires as well?

Yeah, I mostly agree with this based on my experience coming from a 2021 Y with HW3 and having the USS disabled, and then moving on to a 2023 Model X LR with HW4. I still much prefer USS, though, but it has gotten loads better with software updates. I understand now that it's gonna have to be...

I'm still in the process of looking. I think it may be impossible to get everything I want so I may have to think about what I prioritize more.

I'm looking into purchasing a pre-owned MYP. I'm looking to ensure that the one I get has matrix headlights, the ryzen chip, USS, the supposedly upgraded comfort suspension, and the double paned windows. Without having to drag myself to physically check if it has all of these in person, Is...

Looks like they're doing this intentionally to draw audiences and steal thunder from Rivian's R2 reveal, even though Rivian's event should be done by 2pm.

Are you in Fresno or Modesto? How much would it be if I were to pick up?

Does the snapplate for the X have any wiggle at all? I bough the quick bandit and was not too happy with how much it wiggled.

The new Long Range price has now gone up another $500. It's now up a total of $1,500 since its release.

Surprised it hasn't been mentioned, but the Model 3 LR price has increased by 1k. Not sure when it took effect, but I just noticed it today.

I've been wondering this too. This is my first X, and would prefer to go square if there's no detrimental effects on the suspension dynamics. I was thinking of going 20x9.5 squared wrapped in 265/45. What effect would this have overall?

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Took delivery of our ultra red yesterday, and it is just the kind of red I love. Not too bright, and not too dull either. This is coming from someone who likes burgundy as a color though.

Long Range, 7-seater, ultra red, black interior, regular steering wheel.

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Got my VIN too! PF425

That's odd. We had the same EDD, but once it passed Nov. 4th, it just changed it to the current date-Nov 26. For example, today is Nov 11, so it says Nov 11-Nov 26. Tomorrow, it'll change to Nov 12 - Nov 26.

Plenty of shops do. I would check with Cali Customs Alignment or Radial Tire Service. But i've been taking my cars to Firestone because they offer lifetime alignment.

We just placed an order for MXLR on 9/30. Does that mean it will get HW4?

Wanted to clarify that this is for all four wheels?

I mentioned in my previous posts above that even though we're giving up range with these tires, I think it's worth the tradeoff for the level of added comfort and performance we get compared to the OEM tires. I liken these tires more as tires that strike a pretty good balance between ultra high...

That sounds similar to what our efficiency was in the first 1k miles, esp when we took it on a road trip four hours away to Paso Robles, CA. I think it should be noted that these are technically ultra high performance all seasons, so they're not going to be as efficient as the OEM wheels. If...

Fair point. It was my understanding that tires aren't effectively broken in until 1k miles, so the rolling resistance is higher during the break-in period and does not provide an accurate assessment of the average energy consumption. But subtracting 1k miles from the first 20k miles wouldn't...

UPDATE: We've now reached 4.1k miles on these tires, and the avg consumption has pretty much been steady at 287kwh, which is roughly 7-8% higher consumption than what we got for the first 20k on the OEM continentals averaging 267kwh. If I subtract the first 1k miles of breaking in the tires, i'm...

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Danny is the best. Even when I move on from my model 3, I'll continue to hit him up for my wheel and suspension needs cause I know he'll do what he can to source them and give me the best price.

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2019 Tesla Model 3 Long Range Dual Motor WITH Acceleration Boost for sale Location: Northern California, Sacramento Asking $37k - 2019 Model 3 LR AWD with Acceleration Boost purchased, which gives it a 0-60 in 3.7 seconds. Original range: 310; Last range reading at 100%: 287 Clean title. Feel...

There's also the traffic light chime that is enabled with HW 3.0 if I understand it correctly.

I think the upgrades with the 2021+ models are actually good, quantifiable improvements: heat pump, auto lift gate, matrix headlights, double paned front windows, wireless charging, usb-c, HEPA filter etc. These are all desirable and functional upgrades for me; So much so, I've even considered...

Is this still available? What's the range on the raven?

I'm curious how they're going to be rolling these out. Will there be an official reveal at the next Tesla earnings conference, or will they just update the website with the refreshed model and start rolling them out nonchalantly?

Hard to tell, but where would the fog lights go?

Wow great price for a p3 with low miles!

You can refer to this link: https://modelplusstudio.com/pages/tesla-factory-wheels-spacer-guide

Do you know if these are symmetrical or asymmetrical? Is your price including shipping or is that additional?

Hey, noticed you're in Sac. If you haven't already, you should join our local facebook group: Tesla Owners Club Sacramento | Facebook You could post this there too for pricing suggestions.

I was thinking that too. Just wanted to use 500 as a frame of reference. My experience has more been 1000 miles, but with ICE cars. What about you?

We have the 19" gemini wheels, so 255/45R19

We just got these tires for my wife's Model Y. So far, based on 1500+miles on it, we've taken a slight range hit going from 267kw/h to 275-280ish kw/h on mixed street and highway. Note: I only count the latest 1000 miles because of the typical 500-mile break-in period. However, the tradeoff in...

Message @MODEL+ for suggestions and consultation. Based on what i've read here, people are able to go with 19x9.5 et22 in the rears.

I see an option to pay for install? Does this include adjusting the headlights for proper height and beam output? I've purchased aftermarket projectors before and they were not aligned properly out of the box; I had to find a level ground that I can project the beam output to on a wall from...