Search results

Very nice car, but it has some pretty big drawbacks.... Manual seats being one of them... To get 3.4s to 60 you have to fiddle around with a load of race mode options The current M3P will do 3.1 just stomping on the pedal... Old key fob... Blue link app is awful Bad infotainment Lack of...

The Ioniq 5 is a big step down from Tesla OP. Blue Link app is no where near as good as the tesla app. I don't know about you but I use the tesla app all the time before I drive for climate etc. It has a physical key, vs the Bluetooth phone key of Tesla. Hyundais Bluetooth key involves you...

No quarter mile times yet? Wonder what the reasoning is

Motor Trend got 3.0 out of a stock car. Perhaps this one will run 2.7 or 2.8 when it comes to it.

Didn't the old model 3 do 0-60 in 3.0s? Am I the only one underwhelmed with the performance "increase"?

Bump

Shouldn't be much at all. In the past when modifying other cars it wasn't alot.

Any pictures? How is it with high speed bumps and things like that

Isn't the battery cost out of warranty something like £25k?

Do we know if they are still targeting £60k like the old model or will it be cheaper?

Lots of leaked information and pictures now, we know it has: New bucket seats New Front Splitter Ventilated Seats New Rear Spoiler 630bhp according to latest leaks Which would put it right around 2.7s - 2.9s 0-60 and 10.9s 1/4 Mile. No doubt they are targeting the X Drive M3 Performance...

Got a M3P. Considering putting on lowering springs, probably eibach, and a vorsteiner kit. I have attached a pic of the look I want. I am not bothered about the kit scraping, more so the battery pack..... The question is will it scrape everywhere on UK roads? Thanks

I've had both a Model S and Model 3. Model 3 drives far better, much more nimble, Model S is like a boat in comparison, a comfortable one at that. Model S feels alot bigger and has the legacy screen setup. Personally I prefer the new 3 over the older S.

Hi, hope everyone is well! I currently own 2 Tesla Model 3 Performance's, one of which the heating stopped working 9 days out of warranty! I contacted my local Tesla Service Centre who advised it can be fixed, with an estimate of almost £600. They are unwilling to offer any goodwill, despite...

No. Not anytime soon

It was sold privately. Thanks

Just as an update, managed to sell the car within a week of listing it. Got significantly more than 18k, and actually got my asking price. Thanks everyone for the advice.

The problem is I don't want to keep the car out of battery warranty which expires soon. I have 1 year left on the battery warranty and was looking to sell in advance of that.

Morning everyone, I currently own a 2016 Model S, with 64k miles and free supercharging for life. I wish to sell it shortly, but am having no luck with traders, as many won't take it as a trade in since the price drops in Jan. The trade offers I have had are low at £18k. I have read on other...

Thanks everyone for the information. Pulled the trigger and bought a 2020 car for a competitive price, thanks everyone.

My Model S hasn't been to bad at all, just the 12v battery, and the stupid door handles that seem to fail, the new updated handles are much better lol.

Hi everyone, 1st time poster here, current owner of a model S, hope everyone is well. Long story short: I am in the market for a used Model 3 Performance, I can see £30k gets you a 2020 car with around 30k miles which seems like good value. However I have read some articles on google news and...