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Bonnie's Xcellent Adventure w/X Sig 2 - Config, Delivery, Roadtrip
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bonnie
I play a nice person on twitter.
Trunk area -
12v on the left side.
The parcel shelf can be in two positions - flush or low. With my suitcase in the back last night, the area was deep enough that it was easily covered with the shelf in the flush position.
Here are three photos showing no shelf, low position, and flush position:
12v on the left side.
The parcel shelf can be in two positions - flush or low. With my suitcase in the back last night, the area was deep enough that it was easily covered with the shelf in the flush position.
Here are three photos showing no shelf, low position, and flush position:
dirkhh
Middle-aged Member
Since it seems to be "make Bonnie do your bidding" day around here... (err, ask Bonnie nicely and maybe she'll help you out, I meant to say) 
Bonnie, with the third row seats down, how much space is there behind the second row seats? Enough for two dog crates? Would you mind measuring? In the Model S I cannot fit the two dog crates without folding the second row flat which is the #1 reason why my wife doesn't drive a Tesla, yet. We need to be able to take the kids AND the girls places...
Bonnie, with the third row seats down, how much space is there behind the second row seats? Enough for two dog crates? Would you mind measuring? In the Model S I cannot fit the two dog crates without folding the second row flat which is the #1 reason why my wife doesn't drive a Tesla, yet. We need to be able to take the kids AND the girls places...
I think what appears from the inside to be moving headlights is actually an additional lamp which turns on with steering wheel movement
Tesla Model S P85 making snow donuts - YouTube you can see in this Bjorn video where one turns on in the direction of the turn.
Super_Popular
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I can totally see myself getting in through the back and hopping over the console rather than opening the driver's door during heavy rain.
lmao
bonnie
I play a nice person on twitter.
Since it seems to be "make Bonnie do your bidding" day around here... (err, ask Bonnie nicely and maybe she'll help you out, I meant to say)
Bonnie, with the third row seats down, how much space is there behind the second row seats? Enough for two dog crates? Would you mind measuring? In the Model S I cannot fit the two dog crates without folding the second row flat which is the #1 reason why my wife doesn't drive a Tesla, yet. We need to be able to take the kids AND the girls places...
Will check later today. I thought someone posted all the measurements, though.
The low position.
dirkhh
Middle-aged Member
I haven't found that post, I guess. I've seen many requests for them, though...
People seem to be looking for two different measurements
a) maximum space with 2nd row all the way forward
b) practical space with someone sitting in the 2nd row (in my case kids)
The X has swiveling headlights as part of one of the options
not sure about cornering lights like many S' have
DDG!
Member
Thanks for posting, Bonnie --- that's more trunk area space than I saw in the X being charged by a Tesla employee over Thanksgiving at the Gilroy CA SC.
Congrats on the new vehicle!
Mark Z
Active Member
Bonnie, once again, congratulations on the delivery of your magnificent Model X. Our OC Tesla group photo says it all: Bonnie's Xcellent Adventure w/X Sig 2 - Config, Delivery, Roadtrip - Page 67
And now, one question: Does the "trunk load floor" cover appear to be capable of supporting heavy objects in either position? An example would be two suitcases sitting on the cover. 40 lbs each for an 80 lb total. Perhaps I should ask my DS this question. Don't try it and possibly bend the "trunk load floor" cover.
(I am avoiding the term "parcel shelf" as it could be confused with the foldable one above the seat backs in Model S: Tesla Model S Parcel Shelf )
Have an enjoyable adventure discovering the practical design features of your Tesla Motors Model X Signature electric vehicle. I look forward to reading your comments after you drive south on a bright sunny day with the sun located above the clear windshield area.
And now, one question: Does the "trunk load floor" cover appear to be capable of supporting heavy objects in either position? An example would be two suitcases sitting on the cover. 40 lbs each for an 80 lb total. Perhaps I should ask my DS this question. Don't try it and possibly bend the "trunk load floor" cover.
(I am avoiding the term "parcel shelf" as it could be confused with the foldable one above the seat backs in Model S: Tesla Model S Parcel Shelf )
Have an enjoyable adventure discovering the practical design features of your Tesla Motors Model X Signature electric vehicle. I look forward to reading your comments after you drive south on a bright sunny day with the sun located above the clear windshield area.
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dirkhh
Middle-aged Member
Everything new is a gimmick until you have it for awhile and realize it's something that you would never do without if at all possible.FWD: Honestly, have been getting a bit tired of people saying they are just gimmicks. Wonder how many situations like this one will show them to be so much more convenient.
Enjoy the X.
hockeythug
Active Member
My observation was that it worked well, and when you get in and sit down just a gentle pull on the interior panel door handle causes the door to close fully all by itself, or you can tap on a pop up control on the center display to close it.
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dhanson865
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Your Google-fu must be weak. Using foo which is a generic programing variable doesn't apply. Use fu instead to represent your work and effort that leads to skill (see Kung fu (term) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia for more on origin of the term Kung Fu)
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