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Cost for plastic, both the Tesla and the customer are far better than any metal. Plastics pretty forgiving for the sorts of incidental impacts you get on the bottom edge. Metal not so much.

So what I hear you saying is that the complaints are largely immaterial to the market the truck was designed to compete in........ Well, I'm shocked.

So, I routinely place my paper and carboard recycling can in the back of the wifes Jeep. Yep, its trash, but its all just that, paper and cardboard. Its a standard kitchen 13 gallon step lid can, securing it to the "hitchpacker" that the regular trash rides would be a bit of a pain. In the CT...

King of Prussia eh? I have a overnight work trip to Langhorne early next month since I'll be by myself. I could spend as long as I want... :)

So, is it at Bethesda?

Just saw that. Now to convince the wife that our planned list of Things That Must Be Done Before Monday can take a four hour pruning since I about 1.5 hours away.

Why not a mount attached to the underside of the frunk lid? Seems those reinforcement channels would be a great place to weld a few anchor nuts that would allow you to screw any variety of overhead mount systems to them. Depending on free real estate, might not be too visible, but of course...

A bit more than two fully loaded modern Ford Rangers. Or a little bit less than a Hummer EV with a Miata tossed on top. Or 110 average Red Kangaroos.

Some folks with mobility issues use them. I know after my lumbar and cervical fusion surgeries, the ones in the wife Jeep were pretty handy.

Funny you should mention this not long after I posted that question. I came across this gentleman's video. And while I still shout would be nice, the screen cap of that moment in the frame works almost as good

Just saw a picture of allegedly taken in Boston but they didn't pin down which showroom

No, I think with careful control of just a couple of degrees of pivot you could arrange them so So whatever's left off the edge of one is cleaned up by the edge of the other. Might take me a minute or two of the whiteboard to figure out exactly how but...

Nah, two normal sized blades wont cost much....

I think you misunderstood me. My point was that the showroom it's being displayed at should detail them before putting them on display. But humans being humans some details will be better than others.

Yeah, couldn't see living in the city with something this big. My excursions into DC are pretty much medical stuff or attending the Auto Show. Down here an hour south of DC< lots of room though.

Got six around DC, H street in town, Bethesda, Silver Spring, Rockville, Alexandria, and Tysons Corner..... Wonder which one will get the display truck.

Well, humans vary, so the detailing received by each "DC" if I can coin the term Display Candidate :) will also vary. Now that we've covered that, can the folks who have a local one get one good shot showing the seam between the hood and he windshield. About three to four feet back, height...

The thing about the Ram is at what cost in money and weight all of that comes. You are paying for a pretty large battery, and a gas engine to boot.

Possibly the emergency open button on that side, not realizing its open only?