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Thanks for the pics. I like the mats and the dead pedal cover in particular. I found the pedal cover on Amazon, but where did you find the mats?

Since there did not seem to be agreement in this thread about the M5 vs #10-32 screws, I took one of my existing short black screws that came with my M3 to Home Depot. I tried it in the thread tester for both M5 and #10-32. It worked in both, but I thought it fit a little better in the #10-32...

I was able to get the charger to start broadcasting the SSID again by holding down the button on the charger plug for 5 seconds.

Probably 3 or 4%. We were driving home and pulled into the last SC for quite a few miles, which unfortunately was down. Since we didn't have enough charge to make it home, we had to decide whether to sit and wait for it to hopefully come back online, or drive the other direction for about 30...

Or just going in for an oil change and the service advisor going through a list of "recommended services" at 30K miles or whatever. Change this, fill this, replace this. I went in for an oil change and they want $350.

My Model 3 upgraded to 2020.36.11 this morning. I just verified that the button on my Gen 3 charger plug opens the charging port door and I am able to charge.

Agreed that the Target location will be better than GF and Immokalee, especially because the only Naples SC (at Bayfront) is more than 15 minutes away from I-75.

I can confirm that this is exactly how it works. I was using the double-click method until I found out that a long press on the button also releases the charger. I think this was enabled by a software update from a month or so ago. I haven't tried without my phone in my pocket, but I'll give it...

I picked up my charger with the 18' cable back in March. I used the "Email me when this item is restocked" link and as soon as I received an email (I don't remember it taking more than a week), I went straight to the website and bought one.

The hard-packed sand of the driving lanes shouldn't be any problem. Just pick your spot to park carefully - try to find a place that doesn't look too soft. I always used to back in when I parked, then if I needed a push to get out I was already pointed in the right direction.