To be clear: I’d never judge someone who likes the vehicle (I only judge ct owners). It’s just not for me.
I'm with you 100%. I think it looks really cool for what it is, but it's not for me at all!
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I'm with you 100%. I think it looks really cool for what it is, but it's not for me at all!
Its pretttty! But a G90 the sedans are over $100,000. Why can’t someone make one that even costs $65. I mean the M5 is $150!
All the good wagons are stuck overseas.
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They run limbs straight into those expensive LEDs!
indeed, they would. Form over function I suppose.
I was on the waitlist for the M5 Touring. I just could not/would not pay it.
Show me a log like Matt Cremona saws up… and then I’ll be impressed.
You need to create a new thread with that in the Suggestion Box:
- The backpack needs to be sized to fit in the frunk.
- The frunk needs to be big enough to store the backpack.
Okay now I have questions. I get it would be great for that box to fit in the frunk, but the tire can’t. It’s not big enough. So where are we putting our tire? And if you put the backpack in the frunk are you driving with the tire carrier on and empty? Just trying to understand the logistics.
There you go being all logical about things. First you give up on the 35-inch tires because of range concerns. Now you bring up logistics of the backpack. Next you are going to abandon PBY. Who are you, and what have you done with the real @cyure?
But seriously - I am pretty sure I remember that Scotty said the Terra would not have a tire carrier option. The backpack looks like something that will be customizable for holding Scout stuff, like the toolbox in the bed of the Terra. If so, some of us with Terras would like to get the backpack and put it in the frunk so it doesn't take up space in the truck bed (like the tool box).
Ha! Never giving up on my PBY dream! Did you see the pictures I posted. I got the Gemini AI to change some of the pictures my husband took to PBY. GORGEOUS. I honestly don’t know what I will do if they don’t have PBY.There you go being all logical about things. First you give up on the 35-inch tires because of range concerns. Now you bring up logistics of the backpack. Next you are going to abandon PBY. Who are you, and what have you done with the real @cyure?
But seriously - I am pretty sure I remember that Scotty said the Terra would not have a tire carrier option. The backpack looks like something that will be customizable for holding Scout stuff, like the toolbox in the bed of the Terra. If so, some of us with Terras would like to get the backpack and put it in the frunk so it doesn't take up space in the truck bed (like the tool box).
Ah you were talking Terra. I think @SpaceEVDriver is looking at the Traveler to replace their Mach E. Makes sense tho for the Terra if you could have that box fit in there. I’m hoping for a luggage set that fits in the frunk of the Traveler like a puzzle and takes up all the space.
And if you didn’t see the PBY pictures I posted here you go.
And then I did this to see what PBY looks like with bronze wheels. And look at that stripe graphic that Gemini did. I love it!
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So I just have to say again. PBY with matte bronze wheels and a matching bronze stripe. I absolutely love it!!
As I understand it, on the BEV, 33” and smaller tires would fit under the rear of the Traveler. I don’t see any need for a 35” tire for my uses. While I do enjoy off-roading, I have never needed more than a 32” tire to do the kind of off-roading I do.
The backpack appears to be smaller than the 35” tire.
See photos and note how the tire protrudes higher above the window lip and down to the rear bumper:
Therefore there’s a chance (I don’t know how good of a chance) that while the 35” tire won’t fit in the frunk, the backpack will.
I would not always drive with the backpack in the frunk. I would likely only put it in there if I’m camping in bear country and the backpack was carrying food, or for similar reasons.
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