The ever-lovin' range multiplier!!!As long as it has room enough to carry a couple of extra batteries I will be fine with it.
Mechanical Steering also possible...it would require ample space under the dashboard.Word is, up front is almost entirely thermal (and a bit of BAW)
dont discount the massive casting encroachment either - that’s ~1/2 the width
These are my thoughts as well.
If you have ever had a bed you will understand how not helpful it is for smaller stuff. It slides around and with the high sail pillars on the CT it will be even harder to reach stuff. Stuff tends to slide toward the midgate area due to braking. The vault in the vault will be hard to access with the tailgate up.
I just went out to my truck to see how this sub vault would be. It’s likely that you’re not going to reach perpendicularly to the tailgate as though you are standing in the middle of the truck. It would be odd and a lot of bending. You will probably stand next to the tailgate and reach in. Which is still a long reach. And I doubt a normal humans reach will allow you to open it and reach in with the tailgate up. In that case they should have put a latch on the left and right of the sub vault lid. Next and most importantly, people are lazy. The frunk is one lid to open. The sub vault is likely three.For all the sad frunk people. Don't forget about the sub trunk
Yes, I do draw the line somewhere. I don't need or want power operated doors on my car. One more thing to break and it just drives the price of the car up more. I have no problem opening them with my arm.You are welcome to wrestle with the tailgate and frunk if you want; for me I want to use my muscle for sport. I am surprised you aren’t arguing for walking everywhere, riding a bike, or for horse and buggy. Surely you draw the line somewhere
That’s because guys on here like to think they are more sophisticated than they really are. And you are right. The clubs in the vault will be fine.
It’s the small stuff that will be s struggle. Laptops, backpacks, anything in grocery bags, small tool bags. All these will fit in the vault. Just not very many
They put the mechanical equipment in the vault or sub vault. Bam… just got another 24” of frunk. DM me and I’ll tell you where to send my Mensa award. They could have prioritized the vault and they didn’t. That’s a valid frustration.Sorry guys for this rant, but I'm tired of the nonsense criticism on this feature, Some people here complaining about the lack of space, you all fail basic geometry, YOU CAN''T CREATE SPACE WHERE THERE IS NONE. Is a short front!!! I would love one you genius explain here how can they make it deeper without compromising the interior space......
Could they have put that equipment somewhere else on the truck? Maybe in the fairly useless sub vault? Or in the vault area with a shorter vault? How much more frunk would that have allowed for? Now do you understand?
Oh my! Struggle, do you? Life is such a big struggle without a frunk big enough to hold grocery bags, laptops and small tool bags because a huge truck has no room for such cargo. That's why the F-150 is such a terrible seller, no frunk. Of course now there is an EV F-150 with a large frunk. This F-150 Lightning with a big frunk will finally become a best seller because customers will have a place to transport their laptops and groceries.
Oh, I understand perfectly. You are talking nonsense.
