CYURE GOES TO CHICAGO 12/10/2025
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@cyure did you have the chance to look inside the box on the tire carrier or ask any of the SM team what it could possibly be used for? Still trying to figure out if it’s just for extra storage, a cooler or something else!
Awesome! Thanks for the pictures! Y’all always get every shot! love it.
That’s the grill top. Hot coals inside and hibachi on top.
Alright, I’m still not getting any confirmation that the window switches all have single press/pull auto-down and auto-up function. I’m all for cost savings, but how much could that add? Maybe I’m naive, but I see no reason it shouldn’t be present in a vehicle of this caliber. In my pea brain it seems like it’d be a minute price difference that would equate to a much better customer experience.
I feel like it’s a little too early to judge based on the concept of vehicle vehicles, but in my old 2012 Chrysler, there was no indication for auto up down windows in the front but they were installed in the vehicle. My current car, a 2022 bolt EUV has an a on the front window rockers because they are automatic up and down. The rear windows are automatic down and have no such symbols. So it’s still very possible for automatic up down windows without a symbol to indicate.
ALDI. In order to get a cart you need a quarter. They are connected and there’s a little thing you put a quarter in and when you return the cart to where it’s supposed to go you get your quarter back. That way they don’t need lot attendants.
Do these huge, open roofs make assembly line work easier? I'd assume having a big hole up top would give robotic arms easier access for structural adhesive, spot welding, dropping in a bench seat assembly, etc. I want solid metal above my head personally, but realize the trend seems to be going away from that.
Actually, I think the glass roof could cover more area...like all the way to the seams because there won't be a track or motor that also occupies roof space.
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