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So for sure, the new Model 3 Highland is a great vehicle. It really should have been what the Model 3 was all along. However, is it worth spending $50-$70K+ to buy one?
Or, can you "build your own" Highland (or as close to one as possible)?
In this video I show you some of my main modifications I have done to my 2020 Model 3 LR that puts this pretty close in many ways, to what the new Highland is bringing.
Of course there are many improvements that can’t be replicated, however I do walk through some major ones and concepts that can make older and current Model 3’s, a much better vehicle experience for all!
My Episode Links to these mods:
MOUNTAIN PASS PERFORMANCE COMFORT SUSPENSION KIT FOR MODEL 3:
SAILUN ERANGE EV TIRES:
HANSHOW LED FOG LIGHTS/TURN SIGNALS:
TESLASY.COM STARLINK LED LIGHTSTRIP:
TESBROS CHROME DELETE KIT:
EVANNEX.COM REKUDO CARBON FIBER STEERING WHEEL:
WIRED RIDEZ INTERIOR AMBIENT LED:
ATLAS MODEL 3 SCREEN SWIVEL/TILT MOUNT:
TESLASY.COM MODEL 3 7-INCH REAR DISPLAY V2:
DISCLAIMER: Some of these items were sent to me for free or at a small charge, to review. Others I paid full or a slightly discounted price for.
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