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Bouba

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Has anyone noticed that while the Model 3 is waterproof it is not leaf proof. The wiper scuttle is just a gateway for leaves and the frunk somehow fills with leaves as does the trunk (to a lesser extent)
 
Has anyone noticed that while the Model 3 is waterproof it is not leaf proof. The wiper scuttle is just a gateway for leaves and the frunk somehow fills with leaves as does the trunk (to a lesser extent)

The engine cowl does collect leaves, on all cars.
But I have found ZERO leaves or other debris in the frunk or the trunk. Then, again, I don't park or drive with frunk/trunk orifices open, so maybe that's the difference.
 
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The engine cowl does collect leaves, on all cars.
But I have found ZERO leaves or other debris in the frunk or the trunk. Then, again, I don't park or drive with frunk/trunk orifices open, so maybe that's the difference.
There is a lot of leaves and garden detritus in our neck of the woods, and while winter is short in the South of France, autumn is incredibly long. I have ordered a carport but like many things these days it’s slow arriving.
I don’t leave the frunk or the trunk open (in fact except to vacuum the leaves out I never open the frunk) and yet there they are....
 
I park my M3 right next to a large black birch. It drops thousands of leaves in the autumn and, yes, a lot of them wind up around the windshield wipers, but they are easily removed by a few flicks of the wipers. However, I have never seen any get into my trunk or trunk except of course when one or the other was open.
 

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