Static stoplight display

[DblOSmith]

I'm 6'4'' It seems no matter where I am, the stoplight is obscured by the headliner and I have to duck my head under to see the light change. This is one of the few reasons I wouldn't mind upgrading to a Model X. This has been a problem in almost every car I've owned. I know the display has it partially already, It'd be nice to have a fixed, crystal clear display of the stop light in the display so I don't always have to duck my head. Anyone else have this problem?

 

[Maki22]

Can't say that I have ever had that issue in my M3. The stopping line is usually far enough back to see the lights or the lights are placed on the opposide side of the intersection for easier viewing.

 

[CapsEngineer]

I'm 6

I'm 6'4'' It seems no matter where I am, the stoplight is obscured by the headliner and I have to duck my head under to see the light change. This is one of the few reasons I wouldn't mind upgrading to a Model X. This has been a problem in almost every car I've owned. I know the display has it partially already, It'd be nice to have a fixed, crystal clear display of the stop light in the display so I don't always have to duck my head. Anyone else have this problem?

6'1" and I have had that problem occasionally on different cars. I say occasionally because it depends on where the light is wrt to the stop line. In those instances where I have had this, I just don't pull all the way up to the stop line. It's not required that you pull all the way up. And in those cases where a car's presence triggers the change, it would still happen. If the trigger mechanism is camera based, the small one over the light would still see you. If the trigger mechanism is embedded in the road surface you will still be close enough to trigger it as well.