Had my first test drive in a M3LR today. Comfortable seats, handles well and some road noise, but doesn't bother me. White exterior, black handles, wheels had aero covers. The fixed display screen is OK viewing-wise, but I plan to install a swivel screen mount which, even though several inches lower, would be a big plus for me.
It wasn't busy and I got to chat with two SA's (they call themselves Sales Agents here). Turns out one of them recognized my name and I found out her father is the older brother of a long-time co-worker and friend of mine. I had actually met her once when she was very young. Small world.
Anyway, I was asking the other guy about changing brake fluid and he said it's all done underneath the car and is only performed by Tesla as maintenance every two years. It also includes air filter, wiper blades and some other items. It costs $500 for this maintenance. Ouch!
NOTE: I can change the filter myself and I found a youtube video that shows how to change and drain the fluid, which I could remove /add fluid to top reservoir myself, but I don't feel comfortable putting the 2-ton car on jacks myself. And an auto shop would need to have a special lift to avoid damaging the batteries. Anyone have info or hearsay experience on this?
