5 Things I HATE about my Model 3...

Welcome to Metz Tech. Lets discuss my least favorite things about my 2024 Tesla Model 3!

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[IleneMougel]

Yeah, I. agree with the frunk opener. I had one installed with help in my 2018 Model 3. I traded that car in for the 2023 Model Y when the FSD transfer was offered. I miss my frunk but I am too lazy/cheap to have the opener installed. While it is nice to have the trunk opener (which my Model 3 didn’t have), I personally would prefer to have an automatic frunk over the trunk as the trunk is easier to close.

[gaurav]

Gray headliner would be nice. Match the door fabric trim

[sherribooher]

I agree with the rearview mirror being too small to be useful. The only time I use it is to check for cops when I find myself getting a heavy foot. I bought the 2024 M3 Long Range and it is too much fun to floor it! 😁

[hoofzy]

I never use the frunk because of how annoying it is to close but I also don’t need that much cargo space to use it. I agree on the mirror but I got used to it quick. I just leave my rear camera up. I also agree on the climate control but I just leave it on auto and adjust the temp which does the fan speed. I added both and Heating steering to the shortcuts below.

[jeffrey]

I can not agree with the seat part. I personally think the new seats are much more comfortable than the old ones. Much wider and longer

[DerekDavis]

Thank you for an honest view of Tesla *problems* !

[jefferrrsonx]

My man at it w content. like Costco coffee grinds.

[chidorirasenganz]

I think the mirror is fine since you can activate the cameras with the steering wheel and you always have the FSD visualizations

[t]

Agree with some of your dislikes, but not the seats, which I find more comfortable than the previous gen, and not the headliner. I like that it’s a different color that breaks up the dark interior a bit.

[roanelytle]

I demo drove a new Model 3 and agree about the seats. My 2019 seats are much more comfortable. It will be interesting to see how the new seats feel after 30K miles.

[GWatts]

Biggest problems for me is still having no cool gauge cluster screen or a HUD integrated into the windshield.

Looks- the car just looks kinda dated compared to other cars. The front looks like a Chinese fish but it's a sleek style then it all the sudden turns into the "blob" shape of the old model 3. Rear end also doesn't look good.

[luniticlizard]

I agree with the mirror and frunk. The drink drives me nuts. I've been looking at the soft close kits they have. I feel like that's a good in-between fix. Bonus comment: I've never thought about the head liner. That's going to bother me now.

[noucamp]

I agree with trunk issue, rear visibility & interior colors not matching 100%.
Seats I like very much (but I have no really comparsion, since my ex car was Golf mk7), maybe if I compares it to W210 Mercedes, they are more "sporty", while Merc was more "comfy".
But heating/cooling was is an eye opener for me.

To dislike list I would also add glass roof or lack of some sort of shadow (for example my Peugeot 308 has had full glass roof and also electric powered shadow thing, and it was 2010 production.

By FAR best aftermarket feature that I have discovered in my 1500km is "continuous autopilot" feature by SEXY button team. Works perfect.

[Muonium]

Auto wipers???!?? Auto high beams are also trash, constantly switching off for every little sign reflection.

[G-Rated]

Imagine having a software that’s supposedly so far and beyond everyone else’s caliber of technology that’s out and so you put everything into the screen like HVAC controls which do not work very well all the time, and your customers who adore you still complain about it. Smh

[mariowolfe_]

With that many miles on your car, if you charge to 100% how many miles do you get??

[snakeplissken]

Agree with these dislikes mainly the non powered frunk 😏