Tesla normally puts something like 15 miles on the Paperwork ( and people freak out about it, and post threads about "why does my new car have 15 miles on it already?!?!?!?!") but the actual amount of miles depends on whether they need to move it around for deliveries etc. Normally somewhere between 6-12 or so I think.
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Model 3 Performance/Ludicrous Waiting Room
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Tesla normally puts something like 15 miles on the Paperwork ( and people freak out about it, and post threads about "why does my new car have 15 miles on it already?!?!?!?!") but the actual amount of miles depends on whether they need to move it around for deliveries etc. Normally somewhere between 6-12 or so I think.
P-Lo801
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I don't see the inventory white/white in San Diego anymore. So, who was it in here that swooped on it? 
I highly doubt it since there’s been numerous documented sightings of cars shipping and arriving at showrooms.
We should do a grey on white car meetup, no other specs allowed.This post made me do the same thing
Dallas NorthPark has one on display! Took a look at it on Friday
Just saw that someone with an order date 4/30 has a vin. My order date was May 1st. Hopefullly soooon ugh. For a minute got a little tempted on the model Y 0.99% financing promo. But talked myself out of it. This model 3 performance was exactly the right fit for me. Miss having a small vehicle.
The M3RWD I bought new last summer had 10 on it. Pretty sure of all the new cars I've bought of any make, I think 15 is the highest I've seen. Not sure about other people, but I'd be fine up to about 25... then I'd start to wonder... just how many pizza-runs DID they make with my car?
P-Lo801
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What's the explanation for the tint causing the glass roof to crack?
Sellout
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I tinted my current M3s roof and plan on doing this one too. I think cracking shouldn’t be an issue with a good quality film. Bad films (just colored, not containing metal, ceramic, whatever the current technology is these days), could cause excess heat absorption and cracking. But if you get a good tint (Xpel, Llumar, 3M, etc), they should be warrantied to protect against glass cracking due to tint.
Personal tint preference: the highest quality film (for best heat rejection) at the lightest possible color (for best visibility). The shop I went to last time switched from Llumar to Xpel.
I really hope I get my m3p in June. I originally ordered standard range March 16th.
I edited my post as you were replying. Haha. I’m gonna go with a 70 (meaning transmits 70% visible light). But heat rejection is like 50-60% if I remember the specs. I do the same film all the way around.
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