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forcedot 04-23-2024 09:19 AM

New Tesla Model 3 performance is here
 
https://www.tesla.com/en_ca/model3/design#overview

Seems like Canadians might be screwed over, the US model lists 0 to 60 as 2.9 seconds and Canadian spec at 3.1.

Straight line performance from the new larger motor, doesn't seem much better than the last model, disappointing.

radeonboy 04-23-2024 09:27 AM

The performance is the same - 60mph is ~96.5km/h so the time difference covers that 3.5km/h difference.

It's a lot of performance for the price. The adaptive dampers and different bolstered seats are a welcome change.

hud 91gt 04-23-2024 09:33 AM

Watch a little bit of “Engineering explained” on YouTube. They are running right up against the physics of grip. Can’t go much faster then that without serious changes to tire size/material.

320icar 04-23-2024 11:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by forcedot (Post 9132991)
https://www.tesla.com/en_ca/model3/design#overview

…0 to 60 as 2.9 seconds…

Straight line performance from the new larger motor, doesn't seem much better than the last model, disappointing.

How utterly privileged are you in life to publicly say a ~70k car anyone can buy that does 0-60 in hyper car times is disappointing.

My god.

68style 04-23-2024 11:40 AM

ELON, I AM DISAPPOINT

Why you no defy physics for entry level car

BlackV62K2 04-23-2024 11:58 AM

The adaptive dampers, OEM aero pieces and sporty front seats are a nice touch. Looking forward to seeing what the updated Model Y and its performance version brings. Motors will likely be the same as this I would assume. Watching Autofocus video on this and Marques saying the front motor is the same as the previous version. Rear motor is updated and where most of the new performance is coming from.

donk. 04-23-2024 11:58 AM

Maybe the US model has bigger panel gaps, causing better aerodynamics for 0.2 second gain

roastpuff 04-23-2024 12:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by donk. (Post 9133049)
Maybe the US model has bigger panel gaps, causing better aerodynamics for 0.2 second gain

0-60mph vs 0-100kph

EvoFire 04-23-2024 12:51 PM

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/c7/47/65/c...a1eb7c32fc.jpg

Hondaracer 04-23-2024 12:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 320icar (Post 9133041)
How utterly privileged are you in life to publicly say a ~70k car anyone can buy that does 0-60 in hyper car times is disappointing.

My god.

Well… 70K used to get you an actual sports car in things like the Z06 etc.

Now we’re walking about 70k for what amounts to a fast entry level commuter car.

radeonboy 04-23-2024 01:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hondaracer (Post 9133062)
Well… 70K used to get you an actual sports car in things like the Z06 etc.

Now we’re walking about 70k for what amounts to a fast entry level commuter car.

I'm not seeing any info on Z06 costing $70K when new. The 2006 Z06 was $89,900 when new which is ~$127K in today-dollars.

Source:
https://www.autotrader.ca/research/c...corvette/2006/
https://www.auto123.com/en/news/gm-c...older=industry

68style 04-23-2024 01:56 PM

SHHHH Honda don't ruin it for them, we're back to an era where only acceleration figures matter. Driving experience and engagement is meaningless.

Quote:

Originally Posted by radeonboy (Post 9133069)
I'm not seeing any info on Z06 costing $70K when new. The 2006 Z06 was $89,900 when new which is ~$127K in today-dollars.

He's not that far off for spitballing a number, 2003 Z06 was $45k which is about $80-ish in today dollars

beatdownvictim 04-23-2024 09:32 PM

Supposedly the numbers are without rollout vs the old one with roll out so if its true then the difference is bigger.
US website states 510hp vs canadian website 460bhp

Asked my wife if i can trade in my old m3p for new one told to get fucked

Gumby 04-23-2024 10:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by beatdownvictim (Post 9133172)
Supposedly the numbers are without rollout vs the old one with roll out so if its true then the difference is bigger.
US website states 510hp vs canadian website 460bhp

Asked my wife if i can trade in my old m3p for new one told to get fucked

If your wife tells you to get fucked, that’s a good thing, right? :troll:

Badhobz 04-24-2024 04:28 AM

I asked spy ballooon if I could trade my boring Camry for a boring Tesla and she said no, It might burn down house. So I guess I ain’t gonna get one just because of the off chance it sets spy balloon on fire ……

*actively looking at used ones with compromised battery packs*

headhunt3r 04-24-2024 07:28 AM

You can try a few cheap home made ebikes instead to accomplish the same task.

radeonboy 04-24-2024 09:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Badhobz (Post 9133185)
I asked spy ballooon if I could trade my boring Camry for a boring Tesla and she said no, It might burn down house. So I guess I ain’t gonna get one just because of the off chance it sets spy balloon on fire ……

*actively looking at used ones with compromised battery packs*

What if you park it outside and ease her into the idea?

forcedot 04-24-2024 10:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by beatdownvictim (Post 9133172)
Supposedly the numbers are without rollout vs the old one with roll out so if its true then the difference is bigger.
US website states 510hp vs canadian website 460bhp

Asked my wife if i can trade in my old m3p for new one told to get fucked

Hmm... I do see the 500+hp vs 460hp for the Canadian site. I also did the math, 0.3 seconds slower to cover the the 3.5km shortfall doesn't make sense.

Great68 04-24-2024 11:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hondaracer (Post 9133062)
Well… 70K used to get you an actual sports car in things like the Z06 etc.

Now we’re walking about 70k for what amounts to a fast entry level commuter car.

I'm sure people looking for 5 seaters to haul their family around are cross shopping Z06's lol. Just bolt the car seat to the roof I guess haha

forcedot 04-24-2024 11:34 AM

Figured out why the US spec has 50 more horsepower for anyone interested.


https://twitter.com/TeslaNewswire/st...f-the-world%2F

Badhobz 04-24-2024 11:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by radeonboy (Post 9133208)
What if you park it outside and ease her into the idea?

nah it wont work. she found this website and its circulating amongst her cunty friends

https://www.tesla-fire.com/

asian_XL 04-24-2024 06:34 PM

no incentive to trade in my 2019 M3P now. I'd probably swap the seats if there are spare parts out there.

I believe there should be ludarious or plaid model coming out soon? that's another story.

beatdownvictim 04-24-2024 07:55 PM

No other model is coming out unless they do another ota update to unlock more power.

Just ludicrous badging on the seats.

Will wait for C&D to do their test. I hope it does hit high 10s in the 1/4 mile.

dark0821 04-25-2024 03:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by forcedot (Post 9133225)
Figured out why the US spec has 50 more horsepower for anyone interested.


https://twitter.com/TeslaNewswire/st...f-the-world%2F

Dang it.... lolol, wait a few years and see if Fremont M3P will become avail in Canada....Especially when the Canadian spec is NOT comparably cheaper for the reduced Performance....

68style 04-25-2024 07:48 AM

I was listening to Carmudgeon Podcast yesterday at lunch walking around downtown, he was jizzing all over the new M3P. Sounds impressive, like to try the new seats out on it he was really raving about that.

Something about the review made me laugh though, he went from saying that being a reviewer is boring now because nobody can possibly rationalize choosing anything except that car... you can make all the excuses you want about driving feel and other things and none of it makes sense to not get that car.... and right after he says that, he says he'd rather drive an E46 330ci ZHP because reasons.

Huh? lol


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