DFibRL8R
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Good comparison of the 2 wheel options on silver.
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Good comparison of the 2 wheel options on silver.
Honestly opinion is that the Aeros look unique to Tesla. The upgrade wheels could be from anyone like VW or Honda....
DFibRL8R
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Not of the wheels, this was the only other pic I took. The other owner was there too, he might have some other shots. I can take some other shots of my 19" wheels if you want.
ummgood
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I took this one at the Austin service center today. They had 7 model 3's in the back parking lot. 2 whites, 3 blues, 1 silver, and 1 midnight silver:
is it standard to have all glass roof as this white model 3 or is it extraFinally get to contribute. 7 Of them currently at the KC Service Center
thanks
Right now it is standard at about $50K.
A year from now it will be extra starting at $36k.
It's not standard, it's part of the PUP (Premium Upgrades Package). But currently the Model 3 is only available with PUP.
Press Kit | Tesla
The standard roof is scheduled to be available a year from now, but it's been rescheduled before, and of course this is all in Elon time.
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Darwin
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Still quite a few Model 3's at the Tempe, Az service center parking lot. Several white and silver models - as you might expect for the Valley of the Sun.
Paramus, NJ at the service center...
Cintoman
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To further clarify, the currently available Model 3, what's called "First Production", includes the Premium Upgrades Package (PUP). One of the items in PUP is the all glass roof option. Eventually, when Tesla releases Model 3 versions that don't include PUP, the all glass roof will not be included. To be clear, the area we're talking about is the glass panel above the driver and front passenger's head. In PUP models, this is all glass. In non-PUP models, this will likely be steel (although we have not seen any non-PUP models as of yet).
All Teslas (PUP and non-PUP models) will have the full glass panel from the center of the car all the way to the back of the car.
The first pic is of the glass area above the driver and front seat passenger. This portion is what's included in the PUP, and currently, a required option on the First Production models.
The second pic is a top view looking down at the Model 3 roof. If you look closely, you can see the seam separating the front roof glass (the one above the driver and front passenger), and the much larger one-piece glass (which is standard on all Model 3's) that goes from the middle of the car all the way back to the rear trunk.
And finally, the third pic is just another one giving you a good view of both sections of the roof.
--Cintoman
Pudgie Child
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Pacific Grove? I used to live around there when I was a proud Monterey County employee, never heard that it's a big secret. In fact, they could use your business. Great restaurants on Lighthouse Avenue! Go! Go now!!!
Take a jacket, though, because it's always cold as f@#$. In fact, the wind almost blew my girlfriend off the rocks at Lovers' Point.
Nope.... Pics are not in Pacific Grove. In fact, most Pagrovians could not tell you where those pics were taken.
Cintoman
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Here's one more pic of the rear glass area. It's really impressive when you sit in the back seat.
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Pudgie Child
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Pudgie Child
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UPDATE: I found the spot, and I will humbly concede to smartypnz: it is indeed off the beaten path. 
Beautiful car, BTW.
Beautiful car, BTW.
UPDATE: I found the spot, and I will humbly concede to smartypnz: it is indeed off the beaten path.
Pls keep that info close to the chest.
ProphetM
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UPDATE: I found the spot, and I will humbly concede to smartypnz: it is indeed off the beaten path.
Beautiful car, BTW.
LOL, you folks are funny. It took me all of 5 minutes to figure out where this is and I've never even lived around there.
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