Yes, the elephant in the room is the "cutting edge styling".
I drove one as a loaner and I had all kinds of curiosity, but I didn't want anyone seeing me get in and out of it.
I think it was kind of like a pt cruiser, where the designers thought they were recreating the old style trucks, but to the public it was an acquired taste. A very acquired taste.
The bed design is actually kind of interesting. But I thought they demo'd that it could squat down like a loading ramp and I don't think that materialized.
Not completely sarcasm, I left unsaid that the bed design is a result of the "cutting edge styling", they would've had to change the styling on the back side at the very least to make a bit more practical truck.
And I think they should have moderated the style on the back. Gone for more of a mullet LOL.
Yeah except the PT cruiser is actually a good practical design, with a low floor entry height, and comfortable upright seating and pretty good cargo capacity and decent fuel economy. Its certainly more useful than today's crossovers. And was a sales success. They sold tons of them. The thing is, they thought it would appeal to young buyers, but it was mostly older people who flocked to them in droves. The PT Cruiser community also was massive, and their owners loved them. They were also mechanically simple and cheap to repair, being built on the Neon platform. It was a well thought out vehicle, and not just a gimmick. Even if you don't like the retro styling. I give Chrysler props for it.
Wait - it looks like this is right! I was thinking that of course you could, but it doesn't seem like the option exists once Lockdown mode is turned on. Do you know why? I don't remember reading that in the list of effects.
It seems as though it doesn't affect existing favourites in any way...
I lived in an apartment building that required you to sign an agreement with a third party to pick up your packages in the package room.
You had to give them your phone number so they could send you a code to access the package room, then also agree to collection of photographs and videos of you.
I didn't do it.
I think a lot of other people didn't do it. Some would have the packages delivered to their front door. Others got their packages "held hostage".
I've bought some low-priced things on amazon, just to have them cancelled. Spooky since I figure someone got my name, address, phone number from amazon.
The real problem is that they get daytime running lights, instead of lights off or lights on.
Daytime running lights give them dim headlights that have headlight patterns so the driver might think his/her lights are on, but to people behind the tail lights are completely dark.
Yes, the elephant in the room is the "cutting edge styling".
I drove one as a loaner and I had all kinds of curiosity, but I didn't want anyone seeing me get in and out of it.
I think it was kind of like a pt cruiser, where the designers thought they were recreating the old style trucks, but to the public it was an acquired taste. A very acquired taste.
The bed design is actually kind of interesting. But I thought they demo'd that it could squat down like a loading ramp and I don't think that materialized.
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