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Originally Posted by JST
I don't mind the outside. It's not as dramatic as the Model S, but it's clean and the proportions are pretty good.
I'm puzzled about why it's not a hatchback. I think that's going to be problematic.
The interior is a little odd, but I suspect it will grow on you as you get used to it. One nice thing--map pockets! They've also gone with an integrated center console, which (now that I am used to the Model S) I actually don't prefer. But the simple dash opens the interior up again and makes up for the console intrusion.
One other thing I noticed; no fixed piston calipers on the rear (though the front still seems to have them).
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I'm with you. I really like having a hatch on my S, and the non-hatch on the 3 will make it a hard sell especially in Europe.
I'm pretty sure I'll want to sit in one before I decide to order -- and I was told that the Tempe (AZ) showroom will have demonstrators by late summer. Unfortunately, I'm now in Ohio...