I’d like to see silo on the traveler
BeerParty goes to Boston 2026-10-16
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They are still finalizing all lighting as we were told by design on Thursday night when we staged a forum coup at the stage
In NC when we were getting dinner we ended up seated next to an exterior lighting engineer. He wouldn’t give any hints, just stated we will be very happy. I believe him.
Said the same to us. Little more discussion but nothing to give away. In fact he said he worries talking because he’s so deep into it and will ramble about but knows he can’t. So he changed the subject
I'm hoping that means ease of replacement and relatively inexpensive. I don't expect halogen bulb prices, but I sure don't want to be locked into several thousand-dollar headlights if the DRLs go out.
For me, “very happy” would mean “I can use my head/tail lights to communicate why my hazards are on, like displaying an exploded tire or a dead battery”
(Has anyone else ever wished that they could do that, particularly when some numbskull is blasting their horn at you after you’ve just blown out a tire and have forgotten that they have the ability to go around an obstacle, not only straight through? I’ve wished it a couple of times)
(Has anyone else ever wished that they could do that, particularly when some numbskull is blasting their horn at you after you’ve just blown out a tire and have forgotten that they have the ability to go around an obstacle, not only straight through? I’ve wished it a couple of times)
That would be cool. Honda previewed something (think it was honda) that front grill could convey messages via LEDs
YES!!! This is my dream. I want to be able to say “the middle finger was for you, blue BMW convertible” but do it really succinctly and quickly.
It is a thing...
I would too because at the moment, I think that's my color on my Traveler! My backup would be PacMist but I was driving around this weekend and didn't notice many, if any, other vehicles close to that color.
These are great, thanks! I went on Sunday - glorious weather. I think Scout did a GREAT job - and, as I have been reserved since Day 1, I was sooo happy to finally get to see them in person
. It was definitely worth the walk to the finish line at Eliot St Bridge to see the Mountainside closer on ground level. And the interior on that one is GORGEOUS. 
. In the end, it was great to see - easily the coolest vendor attraction at the event, and mainly it left my wife and I to talk endlessly about which model and which options. 
It’s so fun that more of us have gotten to see them! So what did you all come to a consensus on?These are great, thanks! I went on Sunday - glorious weather. I think Scout did a GREAT job - and, as I have been reserved since Day 1, I was sooo happy to finally get to see them in person
One thing I am sure about is that I don't want a matte finish. The weather was cloudy, so not the best conditions, but the glossy just looked better to me on the curves of hood and fenders. I think the design team nailed the shapes.
Plus it sounds like matte paint is a pain to take care of. I’m not interested. They have matte PPF if anyone insists on making their color matte.
Rats! I really wanted matte but many have mentioned on here how hard it is to care for. If that's the case, I'm out.
Yeah, I like the look, but if I can't even run it through the touch-free car wash, that's definitely not the paint for me.
Second this because it was a blue bmw that soaked me with that roadside puddle. Electronic middle finger would be less jail time than hucking a rock through his back windshield, right? Asking for a friend of course.
I looked at a matte paint Ioniq 5. It came with a “paint care kit”. You can’t just wash it like any other regular paint is my understanding. And forget about buffing out a scratch. That’s not happening. You would just have a shiny spot on your matte car.
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