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CYURE GOES TO CHICAGO 12/10/2025

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cyure said:
Ha! I really must like all of you around here because I’m posting these pictures of myself, which I never do. Again I’m 5’7” for scale. I am leaning over a bit in this picture. I was asking my husband to get a good picture of the color shift from blue to green and thought pointing would help. 🤷‍♀️. Anyway look how great Pacific Mist looks!!

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You should drink more milk. I’m worried at your age if you are leaning over it might be osteoporosis and I want you to stay healthy for your new Scout 🤣
 
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I haven’t posted a picture from Chicago in a bit and I had a few more.

This one I wanted to highlight the back of the seat. I really hope they keep it hard plastic like this. So easy to clean. Especially if you have little kids in forward facing car seats or booster seats. They are always putting their feet on the back of the seat.

I’m not 100% sold on the pocket. Something spills in there that would be damn near impossible to clean. Maybe if it was made to flip open somehow so it was easier to clean that would be better.

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cyure said:
I haven’t posted a picture from Chicago in a bit and I had a few more.

This one I wanted to highlight the back of the seat. I really hope they keep it hard plastic like this. So easy to clean. Especially if you have little kids in forward facing car seats or booster seats. They are always putting their feet on the back of the seat.

I’m not 100% sold on the pocket. Something spills in there that would be damn near impossible to clean. Maybe if it was made to flip open somehow so it was easier to clean that would be better.

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Ya. Sorry to say. But, those solid pockets like that are useless in every way. IME.
 
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I was looking at this picture of the dash today. Another thing I noticed. On the passenger side there’s a little channel with ridges in it on the dash. Cute detail but again just a place to collect dust and dirt and doesn’t look easy to clean. I in no way want everything to be flat but do want things to be easy to wipe off, vacuum or dust.

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cyure said:
I was looking at this picture of the dash today. Another thing I noticed. On the passenger side there’s a little channel with ridges in it on the dash. Cute detail but again just a place to collect dust and dirt and doesn’t look easy to clean. I in no way want everything to be flat but do want things to be easy to wipe off, vacuum or dust.

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Wonder if that is a rubber surface so you can prop a phone? Could be simplified for sure
 
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cyure said:
I was looking at this picture of the dash today. Another thing I noticed. On the passenger side there’s a little channel with ridges in it on the dash. Cute detail but again just a place to collect dust and dirt and doesn’t look easy to clean. I in no way want everything to be flat but do want things to be easy to wipe off, vacuum or dust.

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That’s more accessible than the forbidden black hole between the drivers seat and center console. Over the past week of driving a countryman since my truck is no way in hell allowed on the roads due to poor plowing. I have had to buy 6 new phones because the black hole has eaten 6 of my phones.
 
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THil08 said:
That’s more accessible than the forbidden black hole between the drivers seat and center console. Over the past week of driving a countryman since my truck is no way in hell allowed on the roads due to poor plowing. I have had to buy 6 new phones because the black hole has eaten 6 of my phones.
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Where do you put your phone that you keep dropping into the chasm?
 
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Another little detail I just noticed. That upper panel on the door has two rows of stitching and there’s a stripe of the darker material. I like that. Just an extra little detail in the door.
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cyure said:
Another little detail I just noticed. That upper panel on the door has two rows of stitching and there’s a stripe of the darker material. I like that. Just an extra little detail in the door.
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I love that too but not to crush you I was essentially told in NYC that it most likely won’t make production due to cost. I was fawning over it and I won’t name names but “someone” made the statement. Not the end of the world but it is a sweet detail
 
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J Alynn said:
I love that too but not to crush you I was essentially told in NYC that it most likely won’t make production due to cost. I was fawning over it and I won’t name names but “someone” made the statement. Not the end of the world but it is a sweet detail
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I was thinking the same thing. Details like that can be left out to save costs and it won’t be a dealbreaker, but I still like it a lot.
 
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