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All depends on how they market it. Wind down windows to me today is an aesthetic statement - “we are selling a cheap, no frills vehicle - look see! Even wind do
by Tsiklon 1y ago
All depends on how they market it. Wind down windows to me today is an aesthetic statement - “we are selling a cheap, no frills vehicle - look see! Even wind down windows”
Such positioning could be what the intended customer base react well to.
- PaulDavisThe1st 1y agoAdd handles like winders, but make them only have 5 degrees of travel up and down, so that they operate like the regular buttons :)
- XorNot 1y agoWhich turns it into more uselessness for marketing rather then practicality. For example, mechanical window winders would need a whole extra disengagement or locking mechanism for child proofing.
- bjelkeman-again 1y agoBut that car isn’t intended for customers transporting kids. Two seats.
- hedora 1y agoMy biggest concern is lack of a stereo. Did they include speaker cutouts and wires, or are you looking at a $1000 labor bill, minimum? I’d much rather they included a $200 system, since ~ 100% of their customers will want to be able to have speakers in the doors and a mic in the dash (at the very least).
- germinalphrase 1y agoThe presented solution from Slate is a mount for a Bluetooth speaker.
- coredog64 1y agoManual windows already had child proofing: Rear windows only go down part way so that kids can’t easily climb out.