Absolutely! It's a great list for sure! Wish I had it when I took delivery. Thankfully there was no issues with the functionality of the car. Hopefully the same can go for you and your Tesla next week!
Great question! Unfortunately, I am not sure about that. This checklist was a generic Model 3 checklist, so I would say it’s safe to assume that all trims have these features.
It's no longer a risk for Tesla owners to use the emergency lever to open the door. With power to the vehicle, the window will roll down when the lever is pulled. It's only 'dangerous' when there's no power. But when there's no power, it's necessary to use it and risk breaking the glass.
That definitely qualifies as a panel gap. Unbelievable that Tesla makes only 3 models and yet you have to do a 2nd QC inspection upon delivery. I didn't have to worry about that on my GR86. Hopefully this Tesla serves you well.
Thanks hope to check the same when I am taking delivery next week.
Absolutely! It's a great list for sure! Wish I had it when I took delivery. Thankfully there was no issues with the functionality of the car. Hopefully the same can go for you and your Tesla next week!
thanks
Which model 3 do you have?
I have the Performance trim.
Weird question. That's the music in the beginning called?
I'm assuming you mean the intro song? If so, it's this song right here: th-cam.com/video/a2Ifgt4LG_4/w-d-xo.html :)
@@Bdrussell4 Actually, the one that starts at 0:24 :3
I like your video better with no background music. Kind of distracting.
Is ambient lighting and puddle lights also on the standard range model 3?
Great question! Unfortunately, I am not sure about that. This checklist was a generic Model 3 checklist, so I would say it’s safe to assume that all trims have these features.
Nice video thanks! By the way what are you using to hold all your cards together at 7:40?
That is an Ekster card holder! That can be found at this link: ekster.com/products/aluminum-cardholder?variant=39324291498047
Dude was willing to risk breaking his window to show us the emergency lever, but wouldnt take off his phone case to show us the wireless charging.
It's no longer a risk for Tesla owners to use the emergency lever to open the door. With power to the vehicle, the window will roll down when the lever is pulled. It's only 'dangerous' when there's no power. But when there's no power, it's necessary to use it and risk breaking the glass.
That definitely qualifies as a panel gap. Unbelievable that Tesla makes only 3 models and yet you have to do a 2nd QC inspection upon delivery. I didn't have to worry about that on my GR86. Hopefully this Tesla serves you well.