After a week of debating between the model 3 performance and model Y performance , I put in my order today on Model Y. An hour or so later , I see this on my drive home today. A sign lol.
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Outer half of the right taillight.Thanks for pic - looks good! Are one of the taillights not working?
Yes it does.No trailer hitch :-(
It doesn't even have a cutout that could be removed that's hiding a trailer hitch.
The one in your pictures does, but the one in the OP does not. And both recent leaked "walk-around" videos lack the hitch cutout. It would seem both variants exist. So the question is who gets what. Which isn't promising for those of us in the US, where European 3s get hitches and US 3s do not.Yes it does.
There are multiple pictures of this, even pictures of stuff in the hitch.
I disagree that the walk around and the photo above show a lack of the hitch cut out. I mentioned in another thread, but the picture above is pretty zoomed in and I would say at best it is inconclusive that there is a hitch.The one in your pictures does, but the one in the OP does not. And both recent leaked "walk-around" videos lack the hitch cutout. It would seem both variants exist. So the question is who gets what. Which isn't promising for those of us in the US, where European 3s get hitches and US 3s do not.
After a week of debating between the model 3 performance and model Y performance , I put in my order today on Model Y. An hour or so later , I see this on my drive home today. A sign lol.
I saw a grey Model 3 with the same taillight out on my drive home.
Thanks for pic - looks good! Are one of the taillights not working?
Outer half of the right taillight.
Possibly braking and signaling for a right hand lane change.
It’s 2020, shouldn’t have to worry about lights being out on your brand new car.... especially when they are all LED.