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Fun day at the drag strip...

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I have a 2018 M3P that I took to the drag strip back in May 2019, then again this weekend. I was curious to see what impact time, miles (15k), updates, and switching from summer to all-season tires might have on the times. Far from scientific controls as the temperature was in the 40's last year and 60's this year but fun regardless.

Best 2 passes in 2019:
  • 11.880 @ 112.61, 1.795 60ft
  • 11.885 @ 112.71, 1.804 60ft
Best 2 passes in 2020:
  • 11.640 @ 114.91, 1.822 60ft
  • 11.658 @ 116.67, 1.818 60ft
Note that I'm 6'4 275lbs...a normal size driver might shave off a tenth or two. :) By the way...I did run a pass in CHILL mode and posted a 15.912 @ 90.59, 2.76 60ft. (Beat the noisy Honda in the lane next to me).
 
This is awesome stuff. Tossed between the next Tesla to be the P3 or the PS. The 3 appears to be more fun to drive and not really bad on 1/4 mile runs.
Now if I can just get my wife Karen to allow running her Model X 100D one time. ok, maybe twice or three....
 
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There are not many cars out there today that you can drive off the dealer lot and run a mid 11 sec quarter mile on street tires. The ones that CAN do it are generally priced well above $100k and they're not 4 door sedans with a usable trunk. The 3P is a bargain for folks that need daily driver features and crave super car acceleration.

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