Yes, I know the difference between a median and the mean. If you actually read my comment, you’d see that.

Sadly, Porsche still takes the cake on the expensive-option game.... you could easily add $30,000 worth of “necessities” to a vehicle.

Eh, not really. The interior design is to humble you for the fact that you just spent $50,000 on a depreciating asset.

I saw in Doug’s video, you simply approach the car and it knows you’re there and unlocks itself. It’s pretty classy.

Cause Tesla bought them a night of hookers and donuts.

Another commenter stated that you have a card which can fit in your wallet and serve the same function as a key.

Eh. Enjoy your new car and then revisit the 3 in the future... it isn’t going anywhere. Besides, if you try to get on the list now, you’ll have to wait til 2019 anyways.

Tesla grabbed your view point and took a hot steamy dump all on top of it.

*Burp* come on Morty, it’ll be fun. Just like the good ole days Morty! LUDICROUS MODE wooohoooooo.

Pick one up used in 3-4 years, seems like a win-win for people. I’m sure there will be some on the market.

I think on an exterior level, the BMW 3 series and Model 3 are two very beautiful vehicles. I do, however, think that both companies could do a bit more with their interiors. I’ve recently seen Audi as very nice in this regard. I think Mercedes overdoes it.

R&D and production...? Brand-snobbery...? I mean, Audi slaps on a 10k premium on a VW and Porsche gets an automatic 20k premium for their vehicles right off the bat.

Eh, a stripper Porsche is actually VERY bare. But you wouldn’t care because your 718 goes 0-60 in 4.4 seconds and has the words “Porsche” on the back of it.

Gotta earn that ad revenue and juicy backlinks somehow.

I’d imagine you could dim your screen... just like you dim your gauge cluster?

I don’t understand your logic. He provided a statistic about the average sale price of a NEW car. That tells me a lot.

Maybe they’re automatic?

That blue color looks stellar. The interior materials look nice. But you’re right, there isn’t much in the way of sustenance.

It seems very commuter friendly. Pick one up used doesn’t sound like a bad idea down the line.

Having the fuel gauge and a digital/analog speedometer is nice. You’re right, everything else is excess anyways. And it’s not like you don’t have these things available - it’s just placed over to the right.