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Yes this car had FSD enabled. It was mostly OK highway but again significantly less accurate than the BMW implementation on my m850i and previous m340i.

2023 Model Y Long Range, Tesla owned with 2500mi, in service March 2023. Pros: -Much improved fit/finish since last time visiting, however horizontal adjustment for drivers side center vent output inoperative. -Outstanding stereo. -Supercharger charge time from 0mi to 175mi in 15 minutes...

Tried Hickam from the guide, no membership available since i'm in Michigan. Best I can find on 72mos is 3.74, top tier credit, putting 30% down. GF is a teacher, any teacher only rates anyone's aware of?

so if i'm used to my hellcat, corvette and 340i and i drive wide open and on the anchors constantly... will the M3P- brakes and equipment suffice?

neat. So I have the money for the performance, now i'm torn!

say what?

i'm so close to buying it but man I sure hope those aero wheels look better in person

So if I go buy this "M3P-" today outside of a dragy how do I know it's the real deal performance? Will the smaller 18s hook and launch as well as the full performance pkg?

Interesting, I am replacing a tuned 2016 340i with this car that I ordered with standard 225 all season tires on 18" wheels because I drive this vehicle in winter, I knew if I bought the full out performance model3 I would need to change the tires for winter... this is sounding like the...

I'm being offered the same, do I need track mode / bigger brakes / CF spoiler and 20s... will this version get the same updates and power increases the top range M3P gets now? So confused.

yes, it doesn't have track mode either... but i'm not sure I need it? Aside from the aesthetics why would I need track mode, all I do is drive like a maniac on city streets.

phase out? what does that mean. Now they're telling me they have "limited edition" ones that are LR AWD but with the performance upgrade, but you don't get the big wheels, painted calipers or spoiler hmm?

true, I own a 2016 340i that would be going back for a 2020 m340i because I need AWD in my climate. The m340i msrps 64 and I lease them but it's way too much. I have a corvette and a hellcat for summer, but unfortunately in Michigan I cannot lease a Tesla.

this drop on the M3P sways me from getting another BMW when my lease runs up soon, do we believe the price will remain the same for some time?