zachster
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The mist thins...slightly
Here's a new hint as to the Model X doors!
Quote from Mercury News article (don't see a quote formatting function here, sorry!):
"Theo O'Neill, a cleantech analyst at Wunderlich Securities, has seen photographs of the Model X but has yet to ride in it. As a parent who struggles to buckle his young son into a car seat, he's excited about the Model X's doors, which pivot from the top of the vehicle.
"The doors of the Model X lift up and fold -- like the wing of a bird," said O'Neill. "You can walk right up to the edge of the seat. It's the ideal solution for disabled children, or any parent who has to lean over to buckle a car seat."
Link to article: Tesla Motors to unveil the Model X Feb. 9 - San Jose Mercury News
So the previous posts w/ pics help me understand what this could look like on a cabinet...but I have to admit I'm still left rather blank with actually imagining this on a car. I'm now expecting to be alarmed, either in the, "whoa...sad panda" department, or the, "wow I'm blown away by the depressing limits of my imagination and the ingenuity of Tesla!" way...
Here's a new hint as to the Model X doors!
Quote from Mercury News article (don't see a quote formatting function here, sorry!):
"Theo O'Neill, a cleantech analyst at Wunderlich Securities, has seen photographs of the Model X but has yet to ride in it. As a parent who struggles to buckle his young son into a car seat, he's excited about the Model X's doors, which pivot from the top of the vehicle.
"The doors of the Model X lift up and fold -- like the wing of a bird," said O'Neill. "You can walk right up to the edge of the seat. It's the ideal solution for disabled children, or any parent who has to lean over to buckle a car seat."
Link to article: Tesla Motors to unveil the Model X Feb. 9 - San Jose Mercury News
So the previous posts w/ pics help me understand what this could look like on a cabinet...but I have to admit I'm still left rather blank with actually imagining this on a car. I'm now expecting to be alarmed, either in the, "whoa...sad panda" department, or the, "wow I'm blown away by the depressing limits of my imagination and the ingenuity of Tesla!" way...