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I still think it's the angle of the shot. This shot of the silver one is closer to the same angle, and the nose looks lower than in most of the silver shots.In the red car, if you follow the nose crease down to the turn signal light, the crease goes right to the tip of the light. If you look at the blue car, the same crease is slight softer and now it ends up further in from the tip of the light.
The leading edge of the nose in the blue car is lowered and softer compared to the red car. The lower nose edge makes the "duck bill" not as tall and pronounced.
Possibly, by to my uncalibrated eyeballs, the nose on the blue car is lower at the leading edge. The vertical height from the lower opening to the crease in the silver looks taller compared to the blue.I still think it's the angle of the shot. This shot of the silver one is closer to the same angle, and the nose looks lower than in most of the silver shots.
I agree, I think its the same. You need to be really careful with reflections on the dark cars, as they can easily make the apparent body lines move.I still think it's the angle of the shot. This shot of the silver one is closer to the same angle, and the nose looks lower than in most of the silver shots.
I agree, I think its the same. You need to be really careful with reflections on the dark cars, as they can easily make the apparent body lines move.
(Don't go by the pics on the website, as those are computer renderings and could very well be different. Take a look at photos from the reveal event. the red car appears to have a softer nose than the others in some views, I think its because of the color and the way light reflects)
The mirrors are slightly different.I still don't see any changes.
The Model 3 still looks far better than the redesigned Panamera ... at about 1/4 the price
Are people still thinking they're going to get a model 3 for $35,000?
The mirrors are slightly different.
why not just de-badge it?I wonder if somebody will sell aftermarket metal strips that we can attach under the T-emblem where it looks like it's missing.
why not just de-badge it?
I think @eisbock 's point is the "missing" metal strip that S/X have, not the emblem:
I'd really like to discuss these interior pictures. Something no one has mentioned is that it already looks like Volvo-guy was able to address a Tesla shortcoming: The mixture of materials looks better than any Tesla to day or the M3 prototype. The way the black leather/plastic and faux wood come together with the metal strips looks exactly like the kind of work he did at Volvo for the XC90 and S90, but applied to Tesla tech. Can they get him started on the S and X please?A small LCD screen (relative to desktop ones at least) with no way to plug in to any other car or electronic device? Doubtful. Absolutely no way to flip this for $$.
Is that what they're complaining about? Damn, people are picky.