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It seems there is a problem with the pearl white paint either becoming discolored or the paint being a different shade between the bumper and the metal areas. Is this common in Tesla vehicles? Is this common in other luxury vehicles? Does Tesla fix this soft of problem if it happens before the...

To bring a bit of maturity to the conversation, here are my findings: 1. Removing the seats it turns out is discouraged by Tesla because the seats are heated and something might get damaged if they're removing improperly. 2. If there were an accident, the removal of the seats could cause a more...

@jjandorin I was told that somewhere in the Tesla forums there is such a spreadsheet already. Maybe this is not the main forum? I just chose it at random. Like many people I'm aware of the Right to Repair movement, and the fact that Apple and Tesla and many companies are not necessarily...

Watching the videos I see it is the bench (bottom) part of the seat that is easy to remove. Why would that affect the warranty? That is worrying. Are you suggesting that Tesla is looking for excuses to invalidate a car's warranty, and any small infraction might trigger that?

I've watched many scary videos online in which Tesla owners (typically model X owners) quote exorbitant prices that Tesla quoted for repairing their cars. Is there a comprehensive list of out of warranty repair costs for the model 3 yet? From memory I believe the AC was $5000, each suspension...

I'm thinking I may buy the standard range 3, but if I do so I will want to jettison anything that I don't need to reduce weight. There is not much that can be gotten rid of, though. The only thing that might have weight that I don't need is the two rear seats, which I would have down 100% of...