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Yes - Based in DTLA!

I will absolutely give this a shot, do you think this will work if I only have the white LED strip, and not the fog light on the right corner?

The fog light, and the horizontal LED parking light.

I would serisouly be okay with putting together a group buy, or petition, or something to get fog lights on my Model 3. It should not be separated by a $8K trim level.

I have a 2019 SR+ and I have yet to make light assembly apart, but I have the fake plastic fog lights installed (so dumb for a premium car) but I do see that the ambers turn on, and I have the horizontal light strip installed, making me think the wiring must be the same.

I have a question, it’s a bit off topic. I have the SR+, and one of my biggest gripes is that they software disabled the OEM led strip you mention. My amber lights work fine however. I’m not very good with DIY stuff (especially with cars) but would it be possible to install custom LEDs that...

I did - unfortunately Tesla was pretty rude about it :/ They explained that it is "technically part of the fog light package" (even though it is clearly not and I could prove it is part of the parking light cluster" and they told me I was not allowed to add items from the premium interior onto...

Just to add to that, my SR+ is on 2019.32.12.2 and I am getting numerous random errors that park assist and lane departure assist are disabled. Not sure if it's random but it comes off and on randomly. No rain, clean car, and I never had those issues prior to V10. I also too have issues with...

The parking lights are visible on all models. For some reason Tesla feels the need to separate the fog light/ LED light in the bottom assembly from the partial premium interior. It's honestly pretty silly for how expensive these cars are and how much of an easy feature it would be to add.

Wow - that is incredibly stupid. It's like a $50 part. My SC told me the same thing. I bet if enough of us complained, they would change their mind.

Just to add - I received my M3 SR+ with a super misaligned frunk, and the SC fixed after the fact with no due bill. Granted it was within a week of delivery, but they fixed it at no cost.

I had the same thoughts when I received my Model 3 SR+ I eventually figured the only real solution is to turn AC off (in my experience) makes the heat MUCH hotter. It seems you have already tried that - so I would make a note to a SC.

I just got back from a long road trip with family, and I absolutely do not regret getting white. Any smudges or marks (in my experience) came off easily with disinfecting wipes. Funnily enough, I actually have more issues with the black part of the trim getting scuffed and grease marks. Lastly...

Yeah - all in all it's not a big deal. It is more of an aesthetic thing. It's just a bummer because I do feel it changes the look of the car overall at night, and it doesn't seem like a hard/ costly thing to fix. Last time I was at a SC they told me even if I wanted to pay for the installation...

I have the same question -same trim level. Missing the running lights on the bottom. As far as I know, they are not considered fog lgihts.

So I am confused, I am a new M3 SR+ owner and I expected not to have the fog lights installed, but I also do not have the horizontal running lights in the lower bumper? They are physically installed, but they do not turn on - is this by design, or should I contact Tesla?

I actually do have a follow up question to this: I have a SR+ M3 built on the same date actually, and I have the fake plastic fog lights (as my trim does not come with them installed) however, I do have that horizontal strip you mention, but whether parking lights or all the lights are enabled...