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What I have integrated into my car today is an IPS display (factory installed), and you'd probably be better off just integrating a Nexus tablet into the car, as long as you're up to the effort.
It's just such an unfortunate decision. A relatively small detail that completely change the product. Watching a movie on that display would be pretty bad, and just using it while sitting on the side will probably give you those TN-artifacts we all know and hate. :/
Not only does it reduce the functionality and usability of the product, but it severely lowers the quality feel, with TN's daunting disadvantages.
They are, luckily I have a BMW, which isn't the worst (video scaling is pretty bad, but encode to native 1:1 and it looks pretty decent). I still had to upgrade the interior to get a decent display though.
I expect Model 3 to be better at this with a horisontally oriented IPS display made by LG. It'll be high-res too. Can't wait till' I get it.