My Favorite Use of the Frunk

[chronopc]

 

[RayK]

Costco pizza? Hmmm... I'd vote for my local pizzeria . So far I've only used my frunk once; kept a backpack and some bags in there during my trip to LA a couple of months ago.

 

[Sandiegodoug]

Use it for transport of wine in those 6pak bags store gives out, hang it on the hook.

 

[radiocycle]

All I see on the OP is a blank box. But I keep a jacket and blanket in there.

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[e-FTW]

All I see on the OP is a blank box...

Same.

Whenever I get takeout, it goes in the frunk. The logic is that food smell would eventually permanently replace new car smell if I were to keep food in the car.

 

[run-the-joules]

Tire inflator and jizz kit, UMC, snow chains. In other words, just the things I hope I never have to use.

Used the frunk on Model S a fair bit, but it's incredibly inconvenient to use on the 3 because of the need to use the mobile app (and the fob is garbage because it doesn't do summon or proximity lock/unlock, so I'm not going to waste money to buy one or pocket space to carry it… but if it did Summon and proximity lock/unlock I'd buy it in a heartbeat), so I only use the frunk on the 3 for things I don't expect to touch more than once or twice a year.

 

[chronopc]

All I see on the OP is a blank box. But I keep a jacket and blanket in there.

r

What about now?

 

[chronopc]

I am just amazed that the trunk has enough space to fit a full Costco pizza.

 

[Nate977p]

Food is not allowed in my cabin, barring a few exceptions. The frunk is amazing from this regard. I never thought about it, but putting food in the frunk means no leftover or takeout smell in the cabin!

 

[Garlan Garner]

Same.

Whenever I get takeout, it goes in the frunk. The logic is that food smell would eventually permanently replace new car smell if I were to keep food in the car.

That's absolutely true. I do the same.

 

[Nate977p]

Same.

Whenever I get takeout, it goes in the frunk. The logic is that food smell would eventually permanently replace new car smell if I were to keep food in the car.

Ditto this. Missed you said this and I said same thing

 

[radiocycle]

Nowww I see it. Lol, great, thanks!

 

[ngogas]

Great idea about the frunk and take out. I didn’t think about that.

 

[Leafdriver333]

Food is not allowed in my cabin, barring a few exceptions. The frunk is amazing from this regard. I never thought about it, but putting food in the frunk means no leftover or takeout smell in the cabin!

The smell actually comes in.
The air intake openings are right behind the frunk.
I was carrying Chinese food in the frunk today and the smell came into the cabin area.

 

[TORQU3]

Tire inflator and jizz kit, UMC, snow chains. In other words, just the things I hope I never have to use.

Jizz kit? Planning on some back seat romance? Haha

 

[Kuhz]

Jizz kit? Planning on some back seat romance? Haha

Ha. Not according to his second sentence

 

[Nate977p]

The smell actually comes in.
The air intake openings are right behind the frunk.
I was carrying Chinese food in the frunk today and the smell came into the cabin area.

It does a bit, but nothing like when it is in the cabin or trunk. Also, I believe the air intakes are outside the sealed part of the frunk, so a tiny bit of odor escapes, but it is supposed to be water tight!

 

[TMarque]

I would use the Frunk a whole lot more if it wasn’t so weird to close. It makes me nervous every time, not to mention the finger prints it leaves on my Solid Black paint. I have this fear I’m going to put too much pressure in one place and dent it when pushing it closed. I’ve learned to avoid it altogether, which is too bad, as it would be very useful and convenient, especially hauling groceries or food you don’t want smell lingering in the car.

 

[Thomas Edison]

I would use the Frunk a whole lot more if it wasn’t so weird to close. It makes me nervous every time, not to mention the finger prints it leaves on my Solid Black paint. I have this fear I’m going to put too much pressure in one place and dent it when pushing it closed. I’ve learned to avoid it altogether, which is too bad, as it would be very useful and convenient, especially hauling groceries or food you don’t want smell lingering in the car.

This

 

[Leafdriver333]

This

Out of all people, Thomas Edison should come up with a fix for this inconvenient closing method.