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fortunately the delay between now and when it is available gives me time to figure out how to expand our carport!
That's what I'm thinking. 80" wide body is fine but hopefully they can get the total width with mirrors a little more compact before production.
Compared to my 15 Touareg its 3" wider without mirrors and 1" longer without the spare carrier. seems fairly large mid size.
I hope they keep it 80" wide. That's basically same as the F-150, which feels so roomy inside. Plus any skinnier and the proportion of vehicle width to length would be thrown off and not be as nice looking.
This thread was helpful. I read an article talking about how wide the Travler was, and I was getting disappointed. It’s still wider than I would like, but not as bad as I thought. It should still fit on mountain back roads. Although it will probably get extra pin stripes from brush.
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I'm sure the mirrors will include a motorized fold-in feature like so many other modern vehicles, which would make the concern about total width moot.
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