bajadahl
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That one on the end looks destined for a Mary Kay rep...I love that garage. So many R1S-es.
I find that R1S in Red color looks nice.
I agree the red is so much nicer than it reads on the configurator! Can't wait to see all the colors in the wild!
I think they did a great job - whatever incline they baked it in across all the rows. Like sleeping on a very slight incline (which I am fine with).Seats look pretty flat to me!
And theoretically possible to have a "Camping Mode" self leveling feature that takes that into account...I think they did a great job - whatever incline they baked it in across all the rows. Like sleeping on a very slight incline (which I am fine with).
The rear door pockets definitely have the controversial mesh. The seat back pockets have the panels and buckles like the front door pocket renderings show. We can't see the front door pockets to see which style they use. However, it's important to point out that the renderings only show the front door pockets and not the rear ones. Perhaps the plan all along has been to have panels in the front and mesh in the rear, although that would be an oddly mismatched design.Hard to see the actual door pockets in the video but they do appear to not have the netting on them.
Yes. As the car seat obsessed member here, I was hoping that this was finally going to be the big reveal... Still interesting though... the second row of these pre-production units seems like it could be a 3 piece vs 60/40...Now RJ needs a follow up video showing ingress/egress for the 3rd row seats.
The second row does appear to fold down 40/20/40. The middle seat is not necessarily an independent piece though, and likely shares a seat cushion with the driver's side seat.Yes. As the car seat obsessed member here, I was hoping that this was finally going to be the big reveal... Still interesting though... the second row of these pre-production units seems like it could be a 3 piece vs 60/40...