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M3P- . What is it, how to order it, etc.
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Remember, put your head back against the headrest first before you put your foot in it.
Enjoy.Check out Bjorn Nyland's YouTube channel. He has a video where he takes his P3D+ (no spoiler) out on the Autobahn and proves the lower top speed. He then has the spoiler installed, makes an SC appt, shows them the spoiler, and they unlock the higher top speed. The car's display now shows the spoiler on the car. He then makes another autobahn run and proves the higher top speed. He also remarks that it is amazing how such a tiny spoiler really helps with high speed handling and ride. Definitely worth watching.
At high speeds, the air flow moving down past the back of the trunk is *really* moving, allowing that tiny spoiler to produce serious down force.
So I finally got a software update last night and will stop complaining about that. There was definitely something up with a few versions since it skipped more than I've seen 13 months of Model 3 ownership.
Does anyone with a P3D- actually have track mode unlocked? I feel like I've seen at least one post from someone.
Does anyone with a P3D- actually have track mode unlocked? I feel like I've seen at least one post from someone.
Yes I have it and I believe everyone so far has it. If it is greyed out on the screen you have it. The car must be in park and foot on brake to turn on track mode.
I guess I should have read the manual. I had the car in park, but did not put my foot on the brake.
That's ok. I had the same question when I first got the car too. Just glad you have track mode too.
I had 433XXX VIN assigned last week before I rescheduled my delivery 10 days later. I am in North East US. Now got 418XXX VIN for pickup on Friday morning.
is that true for autopilot screen too? see many used cars have autopilot options like summon etc but greyed out. Does it mean the vehicle has it just not turned on?
There are exceptions to the rule, but I don't believe in this case that it is an exception. I'd have to look into it further, but my initial inclination is to say that yes, summon is there, you just don't have conditions correctly met in order for it to be select-able.
Over all, if a feature is there but greyed out, it is on the car. Just need to get the conditions right in order for it to be select-able. There is a certain rule set that has to be met in order for "summon" to be select-able (blue tooth key in range, range to device within a certain distance, etc.)
All bets are off if it is a used car sitting in a used car sales lot, though. Tesla can (and will) activate/de-activate certain features on cars at-will.
I'm sure someone will come up with an exception to this general rule and post it, I just can't think of one right now.
Can you share screenshots ? Track mode is a bit different as you have to press brake pedal to enable it. For AP either you have it or you don’t. There is nothing to enable per se.
Picked up my LR AWD today, first thing I did was look for the numbers on that plate. Interestingly I was able to spot it within seconds by looking through the wheel lol. Knew exactly because of this thread.
Anyway, mine is 990 (as was expected for non-P), though I was curious as my VIN is 442XXX and there were a few other 442XXX M3P- / 980 in this thread.
Anyway, mine is 990 (as was expected for non-P), though I was curious as my VIN is 442XXX and there were a few other 442XXX M3P- / 980 in this thread.
I find it pretty interesting that within the same 1000-car-lot of VIN’s, they would make two models. Supposedly this is one day of production right so I would’ve thought they would make all of the same model but maybe it was a silly assumption.
Only plausible explanation is Tesla knows which ones are AWD P and AWD. Motor is just semantics of installing it to a vehicle.
All of above is wrong when Tesla says.... everyone with 990 motor will get double P power.
and I am asking this for used cars in lots to see if it makes sense to buy them if option is greyed out. so back to square 1 with that statement
Let us know how it goes!
I became even more obsessed after I got my car, which I really didn't expect.
If it is a used car sales lot that has experience with Tesla vehicles, maybe not so much : ) More knowledgeable sales people will know what options the car has on it, as well as what options that particular vehicle can be upgraded to through Tesla.and I am asking this for used cars in lots to see if it makes sense to buy them if option is greyed out. so back to square 1 with that statement
I've looked at a few used Teslas in my small town, and unfortunately, the sales people were completely clueless. : /
The absolute best way to make sure you're getting what you pay for is to have a sales contract drawn up that is accurate to a T as to what options the vehicle has on it at the time of sale. If you later discover that it doesn't have one of the options you paid for, you have a leg to stand on to make the used car dealer pay Tesla to activate the missing feature (if it is a missing feature that can actually be turned on by Tesla).
Will do, thank you for your interest! : )
I'm leaving in 30 minutes to make the 150 mile drive to 'Vegas for my 4:00 Vegas time delivery! LOL, once again, just thinking about it makes me so excited my hands start to shake and I can't type! Maybe I should let my wife drive to Vegas.... ; )
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