I can't see it myself either. The P3D should be lower stock IMO.I think it just looks lower due to the larger wheels. I never get next to park next to the performance + guy at work though.
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I can't see it myself either. The P3D should be lower stock IMO.I think it just looks lower due to the larger wheels. I never get next to park next to the performance + guy at work though.
I live in Texas, and if there is a threat of snow the whole state shuts down so no need for a second set of tires
I have a 10 year old so no white seats for me
I will for sure be doing some basic things to my white P3D- like a chrome delete, window tint, and dash wrap.
thinking about a front lip and a spoiler so it doesn't look like so many other 3s out there. Maybe I'll toss on a one of those Performance badges on the back
Wait how do you get a call like this??? I want to be on a list of customers who wants a Stealth Model 3 Performance... I just want that 0-60 time without those lo pro tires.
Maybe I'll toss on a one of those Performance badges on the back
Every day, it's usually parked in my garageAnyone come across a Stealth with white interior? Found a thread on reddit where a guy has one, but haven't otherwise heard of one lately. . . .
uh.... not the red line crap. one of these. leaning with the P3D-You will get that with the car.
to each their own, I suppose.uh.... not the red line crap. one of these. leaning with the P3D-
Love the color of your wrap! Excellent choice!
I agree with you my Volt is quieter than my Tesla, built Aug 2019. But my Tesla is quieter than my co workers 2018 M3 SR+.So I am going to chime in here. 2020 P3D- or a 2019 P3D+ that is discount but more $? Really concerned about the wind noise. The 2019 I drove was a lot noisier than my 2018 Volt. I have read that supposedly the 2020s are quieter but alas no white interiors to be found.
I know there's been discussions already on what wheels fit the Performance vehicles, due to brake clearance.
From Tesla's website, the Performance car winter wheelset is only configured as 20". No option for 19" winters as OEM.
That pushes it over the cliff for me. Lots of restrictions on winter tire selection at that wheel size, in addition to the unsuitability of huge wheels and decreased vehicle clearance in those climates, on top of higher replacement costs for tires, etc... really bad value the Performance spec