2024 Model 3 Performance - Bellevue, WA showroom pictures

[brianman]

I had trouble keeping my measuring tape where I wanted it but hopefully useful enough

Rear low point

 

[brianman]

I would like to see what the info button said in this section.

Dynamics / Ride & Handling setting

 

[brianman]

Front end, bottom close-up

 

[brianman]

Right rear wheel, trying to see the camber

 

[fetar30310]

Dynamics / Ride & Handling setting
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I am VERY curious to see how this compares to the Model S in terms of comfort - anyone aware of any reviews out that compare it?

 

[arkhos]

I placed my order on announcement day, but was still thinking of making a trip up from Vancouver (the American one) to have a look, but your pics really helped keep my butt at home.

Thank you for sharing!

 

[JezzaE]

Any pics of the upgrades menu?

 

[Tha_Ape]

I had trouble keeping my measuring tape where I wanted it but hopefully useful enough

Rear low point
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I just measured my 23 M3P. It's identical.

Same with the front tires. Rear tires on the 24 are wider, likely due to more powerful motor.

My friend recently got a Highland (long range) and those seats are ridiculously more comfortable. I'll bet the performance ones are even better

 

[Xenogears]

I just measured my 23 M3P. It's identical.

Same with the front tires. Rear tires on the 24 are wider, likely due to more powerful motor.

My friend recently got a Highland (long range) and those seats are ridiculously more comfortable. I'll bet the performance ones are even better

Really that much better? I love the current M3 seats. I should really check this car out in person.

 

[Tha_Ape]

Really that much better? I love the current M3 seats. I should really check this car out in person.

I thought so. To the point that I'd actually consider retro fitting them if it's possible to keep at least seat heater/ airbag functionality.

 

[forte]

I need someone who drives the Performance 2024 to review how it feels suspensionwise adjusted for a daily driver who does not want to feel the road. Does it feel just as good if not better than an RWD or LR Highland?