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cadblu
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A few take aways;
1. Love the sound of the driver’s door closing
2. Can’t wait until someone closes the frunk on a beer can
3. Missing the oh sh*t handle on the A pillar
4. Easy install of upgraded rear shocks
5.. Instrument cluster the size of a Gameboy 🙂
1. Love the sound of the driver’s door closing
2. Can’t wait until someone closes the frunk on a beer can
3. Missing the oh sh*t handle on the A pillar
4. Easy install of upgraded rear shocks
5.. Instrument cluster the size of a Gameboy 🙂
Luxrage
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I've been a follower of RcR for years (I've got a car in one of his videos way back in 2018), and I'm glad he's enthusiastic about it. He mentioned 25K as the price point, and I hope that they do keep it around there.
Another point he brings up is that the horsepower numbers seem low, but in a vehicle the size of the Slate it should be fairly peppy. He compares it to first gen ranger a few times. He's lenient on it being a prototype, at least for the seats being real solid and the parts bin pieces / fake buttons.
Another point he brings up is that the horsepower numbers seem low, but in a vehicle the size of the Slate it should be fairly peppy. He compares it to first gen ranger a few times. He's lenient on it being a prototype, at least for the seats being real solid and the parts bin pieces / fake buttons.
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