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It still needs to compete with a $35k-ish sedan, which will have a driver display and power liftgate.

• kylec 9y ago
  If given the choice I prefer a non-powered trunk opening. Opening and closing a trunk provides no hardship for me, and doing it myself is much faster than waiting for a mechanism.
  • FireBeyond 9y ago
    > much faster than waiting for a mechanism Are you in a race to get going? I can't see you being in your seat, buckled and engine started before the mechanism closing? Not being snarky, it's just not that compelling a reason - to me.
    • Faaak 9y ago
      It just feels useless. I find it annoying to wait for a trunk to open when you can just do it yourself and faster. One less thing to break, too.
    • oculusthrift 9y ago
      i think the point is that the powered one is not very compelling. He even pointed out a slight benefit to the standard mechanical ones.
  • stupidhn 9y ago
    >If given the choice I prefer a non-powered trunk opening Being able to pop your trunk (and have it open) on your approach to the car is actually quite convenient. I didn't think much of it until I had the option. I wouldn't call it a deal-breaker though.