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Option for a Rugged/Waterproof Interior Trim

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brianlmccann

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The nice leather and white fabric looks cool but it's not functional. We need a waterproof, rugged, rubber-lined, interior option. Think jumping into the car in a still damp wetsuit, throwing your sandy items in the back, and washing out the interior with a hose when you get home. Drain holes and an option for an adventure key would be great. Seat material even more durable than the Suburu sport trim (scratch/tear resistant, waterproof, salt resistant). We need an interior trim option for people that want to beat on the truck.
 
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I don't need waterproof to wash it out, but I do want MY traveller to feel more like my old 77 scout or 99 Durango than my sisters mall crawler Denali. I can totally see leather seats and the interior shown at the reveal being an option, but I want some adventure capable and easy to clean seats that have seat warmers and no other electronics at all. I think the space behind the tablet creates no advantage and multiple disadvantages so it should be reconsidered. Frankly I would expect the more spartan interior to help bring the base cost below $60k.
 
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In a seperate comment, I LOVE the idea of a waterproof method of entry for the vehicle. To me this means not using phones ( or watches) as the back up. If I go trail running in the rain or kayaking I don't want either to have to be with me. What if you create a small watertight compartment, accessible from outside the vehicle, that a user could place their key fob in that works with an actual key? Just a plain piece of metal that can't be affected by water or dirt or magnets or emps....whatever, that the owner can take easily in whatever light clothing they chose to wear on their adventure seems like the simplest solution to the problem.
 
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