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Sorry for the necro, but just in case you still haven't found a solution and you have a 2017-2019, you can tap into the OBD2 port with one of these: g Apparently newer cars don't even have an OBD2 port. I have no experience with this product, just something I came across while browsing...

Wait...are you THE Kwame? From like Forged and the 350z forums or wherever?

Currently have a M3LR and am looking at giving up my 07 350z 6MT for a Y. Not happy about it, but family is growing. Z is stripped out on coilovers with boltons and it completely transforms the car. Told myself I would never get rid of it because it is one of the last "analogue" driving...

It's definitely not seat wear -- One of the things I noticed when it was new (used to driving sporty cars and DDing a bucket seat, lol). M3 only has 6k miles on it.

That's what I *thought* but I just sat in a 22 (just re-checked) Model Y LR with black interior and the side bolsters up front were very noticeably thicker. I'm 5'7" 170lbs and our current Model 3 LR with white interior -- I slide around. The bolsters don't "grab" my back. I have to shift...

Owner of a M3LR with white interior. Shopping for a MYLR and noticed that (at least with the black interior) the seat bolstering in the front was much bigger/stiffer -- which for me is a plus. Asked the Tesla sales rep what the difference was... - Difference between years? - Between 3 and Y...