I’m sure they are designing to fit the larger phones and large yetis
CYURE GOES TO CHICAGO 12/10/2025
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This new picture shows some of those touches from the CMF team that I just love. You all are going to have to Zoom in on the bottom tray in the console to see it, but they put the same pattern in that plastic. They could have just left it a plain piece of plastic. Who is going to see that? It’s dark and on the floor. It’s touches like these that give me so much confidence in the team. Thanks CMF!
Tell your lighting guy to prep so your photographer can get better pics
. Here’s a pic with a standard iPhone but with the pre-amazing floor mats in your pic
. Seriously though-it’s a great touch and hope it ends up getting just a little accent lighting under there to see things better nothing major but enough to grab a bag handle or a purse handle
That little extra metallic detail just in front of the brick leather above the opening is another great touch I hadn’t paid much attention to. Well done Design TeamTell your lighting guy to prep so your photographer can get better pics
Here’s a pic with a standard iPhone but with the pre-amazing floor mats in your pic
A pillar handle, but it creates a bit of a blind spot. Had to pick up and drop off supplies in a friend's chevy silverado andit has that a pillar handle. I almost killed a guy. And plus these damn new trucks you sit so low. If i was in my F150 i would have been able to see him. I hope everyday that Scout keeps high seats and not Sport SUV seating that these new trucks have.
My 2001 F-150 had the pillar handle on both sides and I never had an issue with it making the blind spot any worse, but in my bolt I almost ran someone over because they were walking perfectly in line with my blind spot, I wasn’t doing more than 5mph and I would have hit their cart before them, but my passenger pointed them out since they weren’t going to stop walking and I couldn’t see them at all
I really like the skid plates front and back and hope all trim levels have them even if they are a “street trim”. Some of the 4Runners come with a skid plate and some come with a plastic air dam. Apparently it can be removed but it’s this big piece of plastic that hangs down in the front behind the bumper. Not a fan. I 100% wants skid plates front and back.
I'm with you, I personally would prefer not to have a A-Pillar grab handle on the drivers side, passenger side would be fine.
undecided on this - need to see it / sit in it to know for sure...
That is one advantage of the Jeep. Since it has the roll bars the grab handle is movable or removable all together. They make all kinds of after market ones in all different colors too.
There are grab handles that are spring loaded and self-close when not in use. That would be better than a fixed handle, IMO.
