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Hatch open, and frunk open. Probably tailgate open on the R1T. Assume the top row is just lock/unlockTell me what those cryptic symbols on the fob are for please.
Washington state only taxes on the difference as far as I recall. However, my current ride is a lease so I will end up paying taxes on the buyout cost anyway. Unless dealers have a way of finagling out of that somehow.
Here’s something I saw elsewhere that I don’t think we’ve discussed yet - the key fob. Interesting - carabiner shape.
I suppose that is the idea, but just not my style. I don't alsways have a pack, and I don't want things dangling off of me. It just seems cumbersome.Isn't that the entire idea, you won't need this in your pocket since you will be able to clip it on to something like your belt loop or backpack?
Or fanny pack!
A little like a carabiner. Goes with mountain adventure — or on your belt wherever.Yikes! That key fob is massive. Not sure what to think about that. Caribiner follows the theme but... I mean, I want to like it. I don't like carrying huge things in my pocket!
One tidbit I forgot to mention from my chat with the Rivian folks in Austin this week is around entry/exit...
Few Options:
1. Carabiner key fob we saw today
2. Phone as a key
3. Card (in wallet) key. They actually pulled out the card-key that he kept in his wallet and showed me. Lexus has had something similar for awhile.
I thought it was a padlock.Carabiner Fob? Rad.
As a Marketer, always under promise and barely over deliver.My wife learned that early on. Probably why we’re still married.