CYURE GOES TO SC!! 8/22/2026

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Maybe I'm blind and not seeing it because I was so distracted by the beauty and probably not a big deal but I don't see a grab handle on the driver side A pillar. @cyure do you remember seeing one? I've been going back through your pictures and I don't see it. I see the other 3 but not the driver. 🤔
 
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Maybe I'm blind and not seeing it because I was so distracted by the beauty and probably not a big deal but I don't see a grab handle on the driver side A pillar. @cyure do you remember seeing one? I've been going back through your pictures and I don't see it. I see the other 3 but not the driver. 🤔
There is not but that’s just because it’s a concept. I was assured there will be a grab handle on the A pillar. ☺️
 
Maybe I'm blind and not seeing it because I was so distracted by the beauty and probably not a big deal but I don't see a grab handle on the driver side A pillar. @cyure do you remember seeing one? I've been going back through your pictures and I don't see it. I see the other 3 but not the driver. 🤔
I also should have said welcome to the community!!
 
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Here’s a good angle that shows how the scene is sandwiched in the dash. I really like that it’s not sticking up.

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I don't think I've ever paid attention to vent placement. Gonna be strange not having the middle vents blasting me in the face with AC - which is very much appreciated when humidity is 100% at 8am.
 
I don't think I've ever paid attention to vent placement. Gonna be strange not having the middle vents blasting me in the face with AC - which is very much appreciated when humidity is 100% at 8am.
I think I see it below the row of buttons in the center
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Side note, Thank you @cyure for taking great pictures!
 
Yeah - I saw that & that's what jogged my brain. My last two cars have had them at basically face-level (maybe upper chest?), so it's easy to get that frigid breeze right where I'm sweating. hahaha
I feel you on that. I want that vent blowing directly at my face haha. I'm hoping that having the buttons above it won't block some of the airflow. Vented seats can only do so much
 
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Pretty much all. The Hummer is super wide and the Traveler is more narrow but I think it's just as tall especially with the roof rack. However, the compared with the R1S the Traveler is wider but the R1S feels longer and like there is so much more body than the Traveler. But one thing I loved so much about the Traveler was how long and flat the hood is.
Whoo that's a big boy. Are you including the tire carrier in this? Every measurement I've seen comparing is that it is about the same or a bit smaller than the R1S without tire carrier. Only thing is wider with mirrors. Is this wrong?
 
The double T-top roof on the Hummer EV is pretty cool and the panels are small enough to be manageable for one person, a definite consideration for removable panels.
Yes, something like that could work well too - especially if there could be fitted slots for them integrated directly into the bed as a storage option.
 
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Yes, something like that could work well too - especially if there could be fitted slots for them integrated directly into the bed as a storage option.
My MR2 had storage behind the seatback for the panels. With the recline of the rear seats, maybe there's some space behind there on the Terra?
 
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I don't think I've ever paid attention to vent placement. Gonna be strange not having the middle vents blasting me in the face with AC - which is very much appreciated when humidity is 100% at 8am.
I like the breeze on my face but my current car has no way to get it off my hands and they end up frozen. Doesn’t matter how far I adjust it left right up or down it still catches my hands. And it doesn’t shut tight enough to keep it from hitting them either. That I can do without for sure
 
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