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I too have wondered when they'll start to model this in.

I'm not saying it never slips, but it's a controlled slip (I use low regen and chill when it's nasty outside). The car seems very sure footed to me. I'm sure truly icy conditions would suck, as these tires are performance snows not chunky snows, but so far they've performed admirably (we took it...

I can confirm this exactly. Dual motor with the 18" Sottozero II's on it and it's a dream in all kinds of conditions here in Colorado.

Great info and an awesome pic. I too have the Sottozero II's on our Dual Motor LR, and they're awesome. When it does slip, it handles itself very very well and inspires confidence to let it get loose in the snow. I do keep it on low regen and chill mode in the most slippery of conditions though.

Drove our AWD Model 3 with Sottozero II's through the Rockies to SLC this past week. Hit snow, ice, VERY cold temps, and I felt confident driving it the whole time. Great in the snow so far.

I have the 18" on our Dual Motor LR. We put the Sotozzero II's on it and cannot wait to try them out on I70 through the Colorado Rockies this weekend. I hope we hit snow.

Streaming through Spotify (set to highest bitrate) over BT is FAR better than the in car Slacker, even with a subscription. Try it, you can clearly hear the difference in quality.

It's always going to sound better in the front than the back. There are LARGER speakers in the front doors and your head is closer to the A pillar speakers.

Mine sounds great after the update over Slacker and Spotify through BT on my phone. Crystal clarity and punchy as all hell. I feel bad for all of those whose systems are borked for the moment.

We really want this for our pearl white. But we've now got PPF on the front. Does it adhere well to the film I wonder?

It was already that way in my experience. There are much larger speakers in the front doors than the rears. I'll check the back later, but from the front it sounds unchanged since the update.

Went out this morning and we're now on 44.2. So far, zero issues with the sound system. Thank the melody Gods!

Software update in progress. I'm going to be one unhappy camper if we get in it tomorrow for the drive and find out the audio sucks. .

Our AWD Long Range came with the Dual Motor badge. I wasn't sure we'd want it, but we like it now that it's there.

I voted Model 3, because, well Tesla. But really I think you should go with the first generation Volt. You can pick up a really good one for $13-16k these days. Had one for over a year before trading up to an M3 and we loved it. It's the perfect intro to EV's.

Man, I'm really sorry to hear (ha!) you're all having issues. I'm on 42.4 and having no problems. Thankfully, because it would really get under my skin. Let us all know the resolution!

Definitely Starboy by The Weeknd (and his song Pray as well).

Smartphone as key is brilliant. Not saying it works perfectly (though for me, on a Pixel 3, it has so far). Key fob's are a thing of the past, or should be, just like ICE cars.

What are you all using as a safety solution to buckle them in? I've seen various harnesses, but they attach to the belted part of the seat belt rather than clicking in to the buckle itself. Our boy is 75lbs of high pitbull anxiety and I need something that will keep him in place and restrict his...

Get yourself one of these baby's, ours is on the way: Shed Defender | Shed Defender® - Keep the Shedding Dog Hair out of your House and Car

I saw the shed defender too..brilliant! I wish I'd have invented that one. Thanks for the Orvis recommends. Those look perfect for our 75lb pitbull/chow mix to go cruising in the M3!

Didn't realize they had Dual Motor badging. Not sure I want it on mine, guess we'll see.

I'm torn between the RPM and Tsport spoilers. I really don't like the price on the Tsport, but it looks far better to my eye than the RPM (it's the angle...it's more ducktailed, and it molds around the edge of the M3, rather than sitting on top of it).