What's with the tape on the passenger side of the windshield? I suspect a loose pillar trim...I think from the same pic set that skyler posted.
agreed on this...the website pictures in the woods & when on display with all the special lighting it looks incredible but in all the real life pictures I’m in the something else please camp. Forest Green has also had this issue when you compare real life to the promo pictures however it’s just nice no matter the shade. We really nice to see all the colors at this point, I find it hard to believe they don’t have them all ready to show by now.
oh MAN that makes me happy. As a dad of 3 young kids I hope it gets that low. I’m terrified I’m going to really miss my Expedition’s auto running boards.
100% agree. I have Rivian Blue selected, but the more real photos of see of it, the less I am sure about it.
+1.
Not sure how young yours are, but my youngest is 4 & the kids literally jump & climb into a lifted Wrangler on 37" tires. I'm more concerned with their grandparents...we normally opt for my Grand Cherokee, but they manage the Wrangler as well at times & that's much more entertaining than the kids, who handle it no sweat.
Totally agree, however I don’t think any of us is going to be comfortable with a color choice after seeing all the variations until we can see them in person. I haven’t seen any consistency in the media files that I could commit to.
This whole time I have been thinking they'd have to offer running boards. No way they wouldn't offer running boards. But maybe they don't, and instead, rely on 'kneel mode'? If they were to offer them, wouldn't we have seen a pre-production vehicle with them fitted by now? I"m sure the guides will set us straight soon enough...
Kneel mode is definitely meant for easy entry & exit, and I think it should be sufficient for most, if not all. However, I also wouldn't be surprised to see a Rivian or aftermarket option.
I wouldn't count out running boards of some sort. Maybe not electric ones but at least something to stand up on closer to the ground. Both of these pics were taken from the Patagonia to LA Anniversary video w/ David Alexanian. If you aren't aware the interior door sill is about as high if not slightly higher than the horizontal mold line on the doors so that step while tucked up nice and neat to the body, offers a much lower step surface when the door is open.
Great color analogy! I like the deeper blue on the Toyota TRD models, but not the lighter blue flame color.
I'm going to disagree. Tacoma and 4Runner Calvary Blue is absolute fire, especially with some matte black thrown in.
