I just noticed the invoice number is 3141. I wonder if they are actually up to 3000 Model 3-s in Australia yet. That would be impressive.
I was inv 2962 yesterday midday.
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I just noticed the invoice number is 3141. I wonder if they are actually up to 3000 Model 3-s in Australia yet. That would be impressive.
Autopilot takes a while (like over a week) to "dial itself in" to our road conditions etc. I find every day it does lane merges and corners better, and the incidence of phantom braking reduces, so give it time. That said, you do need to monitor it closely, with hands on the wheel and foot hovering over the brake/accelerator. You can override the slow take-off with the accelerator, apparently, this is improved in the next update. I love autopilot and use it all the time.
- Autopilot is ok when it works, and dangerous when it doesn’t. In an 80 zone autopilot applied maximum braking in response to a road plate ahead. If there had been a car (or heaven forbid a truck) behind me it would have been all over. I was doing 30kmh before I could get my foot on the accelator to override it. In stop start traffic it brakes too aggressively and leaves too large a gap to the car in front (same as my GTI does). I got flashed by the car behind (and rightly so IMO) so I gave up and went old school. The car is a long long way away from full self driving based on what I saw. The braking event has spooked me so much I doubt I will use autopilot.
May be I will change my mind once I get used to it, but this doesn’t sound like there is much point in using autopilot, seems more stressful that just driving normally.you do need to monitor it closely, with hands on the wheel and foot hovering over the brake/accelerato
I was there picking up my P3+. There were 6 cars being delivered at a time. A new one would come out and have its plates attached as soon as one left. They were working hard.My quick thoughts after picking up my P- at 9am in Sydney this morning.
- There were a lot of cars waiting for delivery and a lot of staff.
- My car was still wet in places, I’d guess washed that morning or the night before.
- The delivery team member ran through his script but couldn’t answer anything other than simple questions without walking off to ask someone else.
- It took about 5mins because I cut his script a bit short as I knew it anyway.
- The car has 4 visible scratches (deep enough to catch a fingernail as you run it over). Plus the usual swirl marks that every dealer manages to put on the paint pre-delivery. They were noted and I was told to log them in the app. I’m going to talk to the people who will do the ceramic paint protection to see if I should leave it to them or get Tesla to fix. I couldn’t find any blemishes in the paint otherwise.
- There are minor panel gap issues, I actually checked my Golf GTI for reference and it’s nowhere near as good as I would have thought.
- The car had 6km on it (invoice said 2km) and was 75% charged.
- It had an old software version on it with the update to 32.2.2 already downloaded and ready to install.
- The drivers window squeaks badly. If I put the window down 5mm it stops, back up it starts again. I’ll log it to be fixed.
- The suspension is firmer than, or not as good as my Golf GTI. Not badly so, but adjustable suspension would be great....
- The acceleration is stupid. Like stupid. I grin and giggle every time. I do worry how a younger me would go in a car like this.... If this sort of speed becomes common I can see a lot more crashes....
- Regen took a while to get used to but I’m now a one foot driver, you only need the brake from 5kmh to a stop.
- The smoothness of the motors is incredible, I’m still waiting for gear changes that never come.
- The steering is really nice.
- The seats are comfy.
- The roof is dark enough. On a sunny Sydney day I forgot the roof was glass. Maybe in the middle of summer it will be different.
- I don’t find the car noisy at all (some complain of wind noise at higher speeds?).
- It’s using less energy than I thought it would. 150km done at an average of 145wh/km.
- Autopilot took 4km to calibrate on a clearly marked motorway.
- Autopilot is ok when it works, and dangerous when it doesn’t. In an 80 zone autopilot applied maximum braking in response to a road plate ahead. If there had been a car (or heaven forbid a truck) behind me it would have been all over. I was doing 30kmh before I could get my foot on the accelator to override it. In stop start traffic it brakes too aggressively and leaves too large a gap to the car in front (same as my GTI does). I got flashed by the car behind (and rightly so IMO) so I gave up and went old school. The car is a long long way away from full self driving based on what I saw. The braking event has spooked me so much I doubt I will use autopilot.
- The emergency lane departure kicked in for no reason and swerved me toward a concrete lane divider (one of the 3ft high ones). It scared me so much I have turned it off.
- Sadly I hadn’t set Dashcam up when the above things happened.
- Hmmm. I’m worried that all sounded negative, it’s the best car I’ve ever driven, I love it, just not autopilot.
Out of curiosity I went onto my account page to see if I could purchase FSD.
has anyone had it show up after taking delivery? Under the shop page of manage of my model 3 only the insurance product shows up (which is only for California in the US anyway)
I was hoping to had FSD Post purchase... is this no possible?
My vin is the same as hidden vin.
It was on Cap Capricorn. Arrived Sydney Aug 16. Build date July 10 (Nicola Tesla’s birthday)
5km on odometer
My delivery date is 27 September. The plan is to pay ASAP in case it is ready early.
The emergency lane departure kicked in for no reason and swerved me toward a concrete lane divider (one of the 3ft high ones). It scared me so much I have turned it off.
Autopilot takes a while (like over a week) to "dial itself in" to our road conditions etc.
Is that something you have to repeat every time you start the car?
our invoice received by email 3:18pm today on a Sunday. Odo 7km.
also built 10/7 (Tesla birthday 10/7/1856) VIN 4431XX
delivery scehduled for 30/9, hopefully will get a bit earlier.
I don't know what mine is yet but seems like lots of consecutive 3xxYWI number plates being registered in Qld
330ywi-379ywi as far as I could tell are now used. New range for next ones.
Got mine today. It's a special thing. Been a big day full of excitement so I'll give you the tl;dr version:
If you have got yours already - you know.
If you don't have it yet - you will.
Game. Changer.
On driving back to Canberra
OK - can the next person to take delivery of a Model 3 please print this email out, show it to the Delivery Specialist, and ask him or her to "please turn on the DAB+ radio for me" and see what they do.July 24th Tesla confirmed would have DAB View attachment 457647
A friend just picked up a LR AWD in Melbourne (ordered after the P- was removed) but there is no “Dual Motor” badge on the back, not missing the underline but instead nothing at all.
Can anyone with a P- confirm theirs had the full Dual Motor with red underline badging? I’m starting to think the P+ may be the only one that has the badging at the back.