Have to say I think those Lloyd mats look like bubblewrap and the ToughPro ones I've seen with the hexagonal design remind me of fluorescent light panel covers.
I don't know if these mats are advertised for all-weather or not but without any sides to them imagine snow, dirt, rain water, spilled coffee, etc. getting all over the surrounding areas and even below the mat edges. While I think the Tesla mats might not provide much coverage either they do at least have a small raised edging to them from what we can see on the photos of them. I like Tesla's minimal look in general but in this case function has to supercede form to do the job well. Having a wet, dirty or possibly stained carpet in a beautiful car is not attractive so spoils the form.
Anyway, you’re taking my post out of context. I’m sure the dimensions of the mats are such that they will “fit” fine in the M3. Fit can mean different things. I wasn’t referring to will it “fit” within the M3; however, I was comparing the Tesla mats to other mats currently on the market that, in my opinion, are more suitable for the required purpose.
