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bigblackshaq
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follow.johnny
FSD Beta Tester
Thanks! Definitely makes your Tesla stand out from all the other ones with the traditional Tesla logo badge.
They offer them in different finishes and you can also plastidip or paint them to any color you want.
kirbo20
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FlatSix911
Porsche 918 Hybrid
The rear badging is completely unnecessary for a Tesla... not unlike P O R S C H E badging
What is the purpose of adding additional badging... the car is instantly recognizable as a Tesla. No need to spell it out.
I think that de-badging makes far more sense... let the iconic shape of the car speak for itself.
BTW, de-badging is a factory option from many high-end car makers.
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JRP3
Hyperactive Member
Not to all the people who have never seen a Tesla.
follow.johnny
FSD Beta Tester
What is the purpose of adding additional badging... the car is instantly recognizable as a Tesla. No need to spell it out.
I think that de-badging makes far more sense... let the iconic shape of the car speak for itself.
BTW, de-badging is a factory option from many high-end car makers.
Agreed, not everyone will recognize the car as a "Tesla" even with the unique body lines and glass roof. Even some people don't even know that the Telsa "T" stands for Tesla. It's just personal preference and you can look at it both ways.
follow.johnny
FSD Beta Tester
Just got my stock 19" sport wheels powder coated to Satin Dark Grey, love the look!
Better pics coming for a scheduled photoshoot in the coming weeks
Better pics coming for a scheduled photoshoot in the coming weeks
Those are the red caliper covers?View attachment 437497 Non performance AWD
Waiting for the performance update in a near futur ......
sneakypotato
Member
This is pre-Xpel Stealth, I'm going to take some pictures later this week to highlight the ppf.
sneakypotato
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sneakypotato
Member
I spent the better part of 3 months trying to decide whether to chrome delete or not, and I finally decided against it once I saw the car at this stage and told them not to do the chrome delete and powder coating. There’s just something really striking about the satin grey finish with the silver trim and wheels that I really fell in love with. Funny how you spend months trying to make a stupid decision and then it only takes a second to decide when it’s in front of you.
Also, the guys in the shop told me after that chrome delete can be really easy to damage, especially during winter, and we get a ton of snow and sleet here. I can always do it down the road, but for now I’ll stick with the silver accents until I get tired of them.
It’s funny, there was another MSM Model 3 that pulled up for some Xpel work (ultimate, I think) and he asked for the same tint/stealth that I had done because he liked it so much after seeing mine in the shop.
XLR82XS
D M C
I agree with you about passing on the chrome delete. If I ever deleted it would have to be body color match. I own a Panamera with special order chrome door trim painted body color and it really looks great - separates it from the others out there.
jkoya
NA2 NSX
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