CYURE GOES TO SC!! 8/22/2026

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Yeah, this isn't a bad silver. Wonder if it's because it's matte? Picking up some reflection colors & doesn't look JUST silver.

With the beige roof I wonder if they will allow for custom combinations when building out for purchase?
Good question on the roof. I played around with this combo today. I think of this color almost like platinum where these is silver and a touch of gold/bronze. Hence the bronze roof and wheel accent try
 

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Why would you not consider this a realistic color? Because it is a wrap? Or do you not like this color and hoping for others?just curious as I think this is a very doable color that a lot of people wanting neutral tones will like. I’m hoping for more color on mine but I think this color looks good on the traveler. I’d probably want a darker roof but looks pretty good on the concepts
Never said I don't like the color. Asked Because there have been a lot of different colors and wraps, and not sure which they are thinking of making production and which are just tryouts for future (not 2028) color options.
 
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Never said I don't like the color. Asked Because there have been a lot of different colors and wraps, and not sure which they are thinking of making production and which are just tryouts for future (not 2028) color options.
Cool. Was just curious. Ironically my first look I didn’t like it but more I stared the more it’s grown on me but I just want a color, can be muted but want to get away from B/W/G colors
 
1. What are your thoughts on the roof rack? (it was the question every rep asked me).
2. Love the front winch (Hats off to the designers)
3. Also, was happy to see that heated and ventilated seats were present in the rear.
4. Definitely think we are going to get nickel-and-dimed for every option, based on the reps. comments. But...also excited to have an option for a vehicle that will allow us to customize our cars more than others.
5. Excited to see the configurator come out (Rep said by November or December).
 
1. What are your thoughts on the roof rack? (it was the question every rep asked me).
2. Love the front winch (Hats off to the designers)
3. Also, was happy to see that heated and ventilated seats were present in the rear.
4. Definitely think we are going to get nickel-and-dimed for every option, based on the reps. comments. But...also excited to have an option for a vehicle that will allow us to customize our cars more than others.
5. Excited to see the configurator come out (Rep said by November or December).
What a F’ing surprise. 60k for base model 120k for a decent build. Hahaha
 
If you go to Tupelo honey let us know how it is. We almost stopped at the one in Pittsburgh but picked something different. Always wondered how it is?
We ate at the Tupelo Honey in Columbia. My favorite thing was the strawberry lemonade. I had grilled chicken (gf). It had a really good tomato basil sauce. My husband said the fried chicken was good but nothing to make a special trip for, if that makes sense.
 
1. What are your thoughts on the roof rack? (it was the question every rep asked me).
2. Love the front winch (Hats off to the designers)
3. Also, was happy to see that heated and ventilated seats were present in the rear.
4. Definitely think we are going to get nickel-and-dimed for every option, based on the reps. comments. But...also excited to have an option for a vehicle that will allow us to customize our cars more than others.
5. Excited to see the configurator come out (Rep said by November or December).
Anyone know the height of the Traveler with the roof rack? It may not fit in many garages with it.
 
Anyone know the height of the Traveler with the roof rack? It may not fit in many garages with it.
6’4” is what I measured at Nats and I was told 6’5” at the event. And it depends on tire size too, right. That’s on 35s with the offroad setup that it’s on. Also I would imagine that rack is an option.
 
With apologies to your hubs’ photography skills, I blew out the shadows to get a better look. This is a much better concept than the step they had on one of the previous concepts (can’t remember if it was a build or a rendering).

This won’t work as a step, which you really do want for an off-road lifted truck. But its basic form would work as a slider. Make it 2-4 inches wider, flat instead of the same sloped silliness we’ve seen with the bumpers, and with a bit more of larger, longer bumpout at the end. As-is right now, it’s more of a shin-basher with some amount of slider appearance.

I wonder how far does it stick out from the door panels? Doesn’t look like much.

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I was there last night and the night before. They don’t protrude enough when the doors are closed to act as a step. There will, according to the rep, be a standard and deployable running board option. The step in height is at least 1.5 feet.