Comments by "Tim Murphy" (@timmurphy5541) on "Out of Spec Reviews" channel.

  1. You missed something that I really loved from an earlier video about it - the way the front passenger seat can be folded forward fully to create a very long load bay - ideal for carrying long bits of wood or concrete fence posts from the local DIY shop.
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  2. No they are embedded in the panel.
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  3.  @timscott3027  indeed. I work at home and my wife's daily commute is quite a lot less than 10 miles. There are obviously other trips and shopping and so on but it would just reduce the need to think about charging more than once a week.
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  4. No, they have new prototypes, new hardware inside. All the things you don't normally see are getting filled in now.
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  5.  @nothere572  ...because all this bullshit is about reminding people of the good old days and some people feel that nothing can do that. The kind of bus that would create truly new "good days" would be cheap and limited and would get lambasted by all the reviewers (and the former bus fans) because of "the interior finish" or not having 300m range some other crap.
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  6.  @billyfyre158  that's very sad! It was a great feature.
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  7. They have a community of customers and it was designed with input from them. Seems that kind of person can put up with this kind of car.
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  8. You're thinking miles versus km possibly. The Sion claims 34 km or 30 miles per day at peak. It'll be less in Germany. It's the sort of car that would suit me down to the ground because I do short trips most of the time.
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  9.  @joshuarosen465  Again I think you're mixing up miles and km it's 20 miles - 34km AT MAXIMUM (which will be in a sunnier country)
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  10. The percentage will apparently be displayed all the time in software 3.0 from what I could see in Battery Life's video.
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  11.  @joshuarosen465  but they didn´t say that? So how can they be lying? I read via Google that it was was their best case in a sunny climate.
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  12.  @timscott3027  Yes, I think it's just a case of "not enough money to go fast" as usual.
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  13. you need a german SIM card probably. Hopefully they will sell one to you without an EU home address.
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