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Australian Model 3 Highland experiences, tips, tricks
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Maybe they unless were 2nd hand or rental fleet. I’m fairly sure all of the two major car carriers only transport new cars in taughtliners to mitigate damage claims, with many of those trailers going on the train.
That is for delivery from the wingfield yard to the delivery centre. There is no way it is economical to transfer cars from Melbourne on a single row truck.
yep, the 2020 Model 3 had it, pretty sure I've seen it mentioned for the Highland as well.
Ah yes i placed order December 21st, Highland Model 3 RWD Blue with black interior on 18s.I would assume it states 2023 as that's the year of production/order year. Or have you placed the order in the last week? Also, what variant did you go with?
Gotcha, thanks Dronus
Yep I see it now, build date is 11 December, so thats fine then, thanks guys!
4 years ago, my car was delivered without the Aero wheel covers. I pointed it out to them and they hurriedly found some and put them on. I consider that fairly “biggish” but was more astonished that a car could be presented to me to drive away without them on.
Yes, every Model 3 and Y delivered to Australia has DAB+ radio. The interesting thing is, it wasn’t initially active in the first 9 months of Model 3 deliveries. The radio hardware capability was there, but the car software would not look for or detect DAB+ radio stations.
It wasn’t until a software update in May 2020 that DAB+ was activated in all vehicles. You can read about it in this thread:
DAB is here
DAB is here. I know some people were desperate for it and it's now here in 2020.8.1 Works well, its under Radio > Stations tab. It's not in a seperate section. It'll say DAB in the top left of the card when it's in use
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Awesome, thank you!Yes, every Model 3 and Y delivered to Australia has DAB+ radio. The interesting thing is, it wasn’t initially active in the first 9 months of Model 3 deliveries. The radio hardware capability was there, but the car software would not look for or detect DAB+ radio stations.
It wasn’t until a software update in May 2020 that DAB+ was activated in all vehicles. You can read about it in this thread:
DAB is here
DAB is here. I know some people were desperate for it and it's now here in 2020.8.1 Works well, its under Radio > Stations tab. It's not in a seperate section. It'll say DAB in the top left of the card when it's in use
Has anyone looked at (and is it still even available) the geolocated automatic garage open and close with Homelink?
Would love to have it. Can leave the remote at home.
Would love to have it. Can leave the remote at home.
There are a number of Homelink threads in this forum including the one below. However early Model S cars did not come with the Homelink module and Tesla won’t sell you one. As a 2014 Model S owner, ask me how I know.
Making homelink work In equipped model S/X/3
If your tesla has a homelink module, and it shows up on your screen, and if you have tried programming it but the headlights don’t flash, it means your door or gate is not compatible. To fix this you can purchase a reciever from Merlin Australia model E8003 for just under $150. You will also...
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Thank you very much for the link!There are a number of Homelink threads in this forum including the one below. However early Model S cars did not come with the Homelink module and Tesla won’t sell you one. As a 2014 Model S owner, ask me how I know.
Making homelink work In equipped model S/X/3
If your tesla has a homelink module, and it shows up on your screen, and if you have tried programming it but the headlights don’t flash, it means your door or gate is not compatible. To fix this you can purchase a reciever from Merlin Australia model E8003 for just under $150. You will also...
Have any of you guys with m3h given autopilot a good test?
Im curious about the start/stop in traffic especially. Personally, i like driving the car myself but am really interested to hear how it performs.
When i test drove the non highland it was a little slow on take off.
Im curious about the start/stop in traffic especially. Personally, i like driving the car myself but am really interested to hear how it performs.
When i test drove the non highland it was a little slow on take off.
Also interested. When stopped in traffic, does it require driver input to resume when traffic starts to flow?
So a thought woke me up at 4am so this is probably the place to ask it.
This is my first car with a huge sunroof.
In winter, are there any issues with condensation on the inside of the glass? Are there airvents to dry it like a windscreen or should you keep a microfibre towel handy?
Obviously i overthink everything!
This is my first car with a huge sunroof.
In winter, are there any issues with condensation on the inside of the glass? Are there airvents to dry it like a windscreen or should you keep a microfibre towel handy?
Obviously i overthink everything!
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