WhiteStar styling ideas

I am relatively sure that there will at least be some sort of "wagon" to the car. We know the rear Hatch opens up from the first tease and small seats for 2 kids are at least an option in the hatch area.

TEG said:

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Is this new? I've never seen a Prelude TypeR before.

Kevin Harney said:

I am relatively sure that there will at least be some sort of "wagon" to the car. We know the rear Hatch opens up from the first tease and small seats for 2 kids are at least an option in the hatch area.

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You are absolutely wrong.

rampage said:

You are absolutely wrong.

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How the bleep do you know - have you seen it personally !!!!?????

rampage said:

You are absolutely wrong.

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It's so much more interesting if you actually got any facts to back that up with... How do you know? Especially considering Musk is on record saying they can make a SUV version of the Model S, why they shouldn't do a sporty wagon I really don't understand....

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Please keep it civil.

doug said:

Please keep it civil.

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That was me being civil .. you have no idea what was really in my head

We'll all know once March 26th rolls by.

I don't think things are getting out of hand.

Like I said previously, I'd be interested in rampage introducing him/herself and lending credence to these assertions on what shape we should be discussing.

dpeilow said:

I don't think things are getting out of hand.

Like I said previously, I'd be interested in rampage introducing him/herself and lending credence to these assertions on what shape we should be discussing.

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Agree.

-Shark2k

I - for one - would love to have Rampage prove me wrong. I am not real excited about the Model S being a Station Wagon or something similar but the evidence seems to be pointing in that direction. I personally think it will be a cross between an R Class or an S class MB and an Aston Martin. Sort of larger with smoother lines. Remeber that it is the size of a 5 Series or even a 7 Series. That is a BIG car.

Well if this is a wagon it must be a retractable wagon. It is quite apparent to me that the cover flows evenly from the roofline in the center of the vehicle down to the back of the vehicle. It may well be a hatchback but certainly doesn't have the profile of a wagon.

Tesla Wagon:

donauker said:

Well if this is a wagon it must be a retractable wagon. It is quite apparent to me that the cover flows evenly from the roofline in the center of the vehicle down to the back of the vehicle. It may well be a hatchback but certainly doesn't have the profile of a wagon.

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I'm going to agree with you, it doesn't look physically possible this is a station wagon because of the profile. A station wagon means the roofline should pretty much go all the way back to the end without sloping downward much.

With this kind of profile, if this was a station wagon, the rear window would be ridiculously small. I looked at the profile of a Dodge Magnum (which at least one of the Model S mules is based on) and even given the Magnum already has a pretty small rear window, the roofline is definitely not as sloped as the cover indicates.

Who knows if these are the actual lines of the car. Many car co's have been known to camoflage a car that hasn't been released yet. Some car companies will purposefully loose camo as testing goes on to allow teaser shots. I think this could be the case here but I easily could be wrong?