Frankie
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Thanks, DuckTruck....Frankie,
I love your feedback! From all of the personal and professional reviews I've read, along with on my own experience, I have yet to hear any significant complaints about the seating position, the view, or the driving dynamics of the R1T. I hope @Sacagawea and family find it as comfortable and enjoyable as most all others have.
I'm not including Bloomberg because, well, they're Bloomberg. The one Perma-frown in the crowd. For those who don't rely on mass transportation or limos, those who have to get around in the real world on their own, these vehicles are going to amaze.
Once these things start landing in customer's hands, the news will really spread. When neighbors, friends, and family start getting ride-alongs and (for the lucky ones) test-drives, watch the reservation numbers climb. At best, they'll go up faster than an Endurance on its maiden voyage. At worst, they'll experience a steady climb upward, just like Bloomberg himself stepping up into an R1T. Of course, he'd be climbing into the back seat. Even with self-driving features, you are required to have a valid driver's license.
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