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I see, thank you.

Or block them in. ))

My Model 3 has been almost a week in service. I have a loaner, which is great. But I notice that the mileage on my Model 3, as seen in the app, is not increasing. I expect that the vehicle has seen at least one test drive, yet the mileage hasn't increased a single kilometer. Is mileage accrued...

Not by doing what it does when I ask it to show me a New Display... because nine times out of ten I'm shown a Nudist Play.

Here is a video of the phenomenon:

I'd like to rig this to "jump out" when the trunk is opened, but they want $30 to ship it! I'll find something local. If I ever rig that up I'll post it here. Thanks for the idea! https://www.ebay.com/itm/2-BLACK-HUGE-RUBBER-SNAKES-24-REALISTIC-FAKE-SNAKE-HISSING-TONGUE-GAG-GIFT/221906621965

That's actually not a bad idea. Maybe not a real snake, but something that looks real enough and hisses. Maybe I should wire the 350 volt system to the trunk button. And teach the children that they never go there, just like they don't go near daddy's dungeon staircase.

I believe that the LAW's arming distance exceeds the phone app's Bluetooth range. So it might work as vigilance against the fleeing thief, but not deterrent. In any case, in the Model 3 there's not even enough room for an umbrella beside the seat. The LAW will never fit.

How does one disable the external "open trunk" button on the trunk lid? There is a common theft method in which the thief approaches a vehicle as it is parking, and as soon as the driver opens his door the thief opens the now-unlocked trunk, grabs what he can, and runs away. My intention is to...

I raise my face towards the rear view mirror and speak slowly "Trunk. Close.". The fine screen shows the text "truck close" then that quickly changes to "trunk clothes".

Yes, I've certainly tried accenting the "s" and "z" sounds, with no reproducible improvement. I've also tried emphasizing the beginning of the word to reduce the "th" sound, also with no improvement. For what it's worth, my childrens' voices also invoke the "clothes" interpretation.

Yes, of course. But now I'm thinking to try "lower trunk" (modulo word order).

I seem to have an issue saying "Trunk close", with the vehicle interpreting my accent as "Trunk clothes". Sometimes I'll even see the screen display "Trunk close" then switch to "Trunk clothes". Is there any way to set vehicle-operation keywords to have a higher priority than arbitrary words...