CYURE GOES TO SC!! 8/22/2026

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Couple pictures of the event before the game. It was a nice size crowd to be able to still see the vehicles and not feel overwhelmed with people. People were there to specifically see the Scouts, but some came to the game and wandered in to see what was going on. There was plenty of SM staff on hand at the event to answer questions.

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I’m in the light blue shirt and grey shorts- lol
 
I just don't know if the signature on the side of the mirror will make it. But it might because that entire part could probably be made in one piece
I think if they do end up going with a warmer light color for the DRL's instead of solid amber I think the light will remain but just be 2x brighter when signaling.

Additionally I pretty much begged for the hood tie downs to make production as well. I remember Jaime saying something about making sure the hood is reinforced at the mounting locations JIC which of course comes with extra cost. I would be cool to just have them there for aesthetics or very light duty but then all the car YTer's would complain about the them not being functional as if every person in America uses tie downs :cautious:
 
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They had a SC specific shirt for sale at the experience center. Had to buy one. I’m going to have a ridiculous number of Scout shirts.

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The interior is just amazing. I did express to the team how much I love the two tone seats and how we definitely need that as an option in our Scouts. Regardless of the color of the seats, I want black/dark flooring.

I had tan carpet in all my BMWs. Big mistake there.

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I like how interior is a carry over but still looks good with that ‘paint’ color on the exterior
 
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I think if they do end up going with a warmer light color for the DRL's instead of solid amber I think the light will remain but just be 2x brighter when signaling.

Additionally I pretty much begged for the hood tie downs to make production as well. I remember Jaime saying something about making sure the hood is reinforced at the mounting locations JIC which of course comes with extra cost. I would be cool to just have them there for aesthetics or very light duty but then all the car YTer's would complain about the them not being functional as if every person in America uses tie downs :cautious:
I’ve already decided if they don’t make it I’m getting someone to 3-d print me a pair and I’ll mount them myself just for aesthetics
 
I would prefer no hood tie-downs, as I've never had a need to tie anything to a location on the hood.
Also, and with an EV, I would be even less inclined to put anything on the roof.
I get a lot of snow and ice in the winter here (build-up of ice + windshield = bad).
Unused tie-downs add unnecessary drag.
If they do come out, I want an option to delete them.
Lastly, I can't remember the last time I have ever seen any vehicle with tie-downs actually use them.

One way to implement them (that would be cool for an OEM to consider on a top-end model) would be as flush mounts. Same way boat manufacturers make everything flush (lights, cleats, etc.)... A tie-down is just a cleat, and with a Frunk, this type of recessed tie-down would be easier to implement with no engine underneath.

For reference:

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I would prefer no hood tie-downs, as I've never had a need to tie anything to a location on the hood.
Also, and with an EV, I would be even less inclined to put anything on the roof.
I get a lot of snow and ice in the winter here (build-up of ice + windshield = bad).
Unused tie-downs add unnecessary drag.
If they do come out, I want an option to delete them.
Lastly, I can't remember the last time I have ever seen any vehicle with tie-downs actually use them.

One way to implement them (that would be cool for an OEM to consider on a top-end model) would be as flush mounts. Same way boat manufacturers make everything flush (lights, cleats, etc.)... A tie-down is just a cleat, and with a Frunk, this type of recessed tie-down would be easier to implement with no engine underneath.

For reference:

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I would never tie anything to them, but I sure do like how they look. 😹
 
Okay I took that most recent picture I posted that my hubs took.

PBY!!! Not terrible with the light roof. Better than I thought.


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But look how good she looks with a black roof and the roof rack. And the tire wheel combo! I know it will drop my range, but boy is that gorgeous. 🥰

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Then I keep saying maybe I don’t want anything on the roof like how she looked at launch. I don’t think I like it. Maybe with a more urban/street tire and wheel combo she would look better, but this just no.

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She at least needs rails with a tire that aggressive.

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Come on PBY! Maybe if I keep saying PBY enough it will manifest into existence.