Hi,
Im in the UK and new to the world of Tesla, having this weekend placed an order for a P100D Model X. We have a few days left to make alterations. (is there a UK forum I should be using?)
Bit of a long post, but I'd appreciate the help or comments.
This will be a replacement for our new Land Rover Discovery (yes the one with the weird back end).
We have so far specified the 7 seat option, but are now flip flopping over whether to go for the 6 seat.
Our dilema and thinking is as follows, if anyone has any other comments it would be helpful.
7 seat positives:
7 seat negatives:
6 seat positives:
6 seat negatives:
Now, as we have a Ford S-Max, which has seven seats and can all fold flat (and takes a child seat in the outer and middle of the 2nd row) Im starting to think I can go for the 6 seats and have a more fancy looking interior. The largest issue I am thinking about is where do the kids put their stuff, as currently they layit on the middle seat in front of them.
Is there some sort of cooler (the discovery has a fridge) that we can put in there that I can move around? Thus keeping the area for kids to put stuff, and also the access to the 3rd row when required.
Sorry for the long post, but any comments greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Chris.
Im in the UK and new to the world of Tesla, having this weekend placed an order for a P100D Model X. We have a few days left to make alterations. (is there a UK forum I should be using?)
Bit of a long post, but I'd appreciate the help or comments.
This will be a replacement for our new Land Rover Discovery (yes the one with the weird back end).
We have so far specified the 7 seat option, but are now flip flopping over whether to go for the 6 seat.
Our dilema and thinking is as follows, if anyone has any other comments it would be helpful.
7 seat positives:
- vastly increased load area
- ability to have one child seat on the 40 split and another in the 3rd row, folding the rest flat leaving a large, long load area with both child seats in.
- no rolling of items from the rear load area into the cabin
- middle seat between children becomes somewhere to rest their ipads, colouring books etc.
7 seat negatives:
- with child seat in each outer of 2nd row, no access to third row
- folding bench seat a bit "cheap" for this level of car, or 6 seat has a bit more "wow" factor
- Harder to clean all the cr@p that children drop in and around car seats
- 3rd row passengers "disconnected" from the cabin
- restricted read visibility, even with the new lower headrest - the discovery ALWAYS has the centre head rest dropped for this reason.
6 seat positives:
- Access to the third row without needing to remove child seats
- looks much better for a car of this price tag
- easier to clean up what the kids drop.
- 3rd row passengers feel part of the cabin
- improved rear visibility
6 seat negatives:
- Where do the kids put their ipads, colouring books, Happy meal boxes etc. They cant reach the floor very well when sat in their booster seats.
- stuff rolling into the cabin from the load area
- reduced load ability as the seats dont fold flat
- can no longer have seven occupants (only ever used twice).
Now, as we have a Ford S-Max, which has seven seats and can all fold flat (and takes a child seat in the outer and middle of the 2nd row) Im starting to think I can go for the 6 seats and have a more fancy looking interior. The largest issue I am thinking about is where do the kids put their stuff, as currently they layit on the middle seat in front of them.
Is there some sort of cooler (the discovery has a fridge) that we can put in there that I can move around? Thus keeping the area for kids to put stuff, and also the access to the 3rd row when required.
Sorry for the long post, but any comments greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Chris.