Babylonfive
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You could be right, but I hoped the frunk surround would come out in pieces or all at once and reveal all of the interior of the front of the car. Boy, I am gonna go CRAZY with a screwdriver/wrench/torx when I get my car!
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My New Model S by Soflauthor (First 24 Hours and then 1 week later...)
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You could be right, but I hoped the frunk surround would come out in pieces or all at once and reveal all of the interior of the front of the car. Boy, I am gonna go CRAZY with a screwdriver/wrench/torx when I get my car!
smorgasbord
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Go visit an Audi dealer and sit in one of their nicer cars. The S6, for instance, has 3D Google maps with heading direction and very good integration with voice control. It's clearly do-able, even on an 8" screen.
artsci
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Let us know. Actually I hope you're right! Would make installation of hidden radar detectors and laser jammers much easier.
I posted in another thread that I saw a Model S with the frunk fairings removed at the Fremont factory when my friend took delivery. It certainly seemed as if there was enough access behind the nosecone to do something like mount a transponder.
NigelM
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Dorothy Parker would have a field day....:wink:
I was at the Santana store today and if you poke your finger in the front frunk latch you can touch the backside of the bumper. This is the black pieces next to the Tesla "T" emblem. I'd imagine if you could touch that far in front from the trunk latch, that whole area must be accessible once the plastic trim is removed.
