Ditto this for Indians(as in the country of india). Here in Edison, its all mercedes, bmw, and tesla. Anything else, and you are frowned upon unless its a good brand.
Those rims and "off-roady" trim are not doing it any favor.. I dont know why but in this picture it looks really small and the shoulder lines remind me of the bmw clownshoe!
Yeah, I was backed up against the power supplies for the chargers and had to use the wide angle lens. Definitely doesn’t do it any favors. Almost looks like a Macan from that shot.
Nobody can ever say that the Gravity is out of proportion!
Im visiting europe in March for my spring break! Italy to Zurich to Germany, all with car related stops.
Sat in one in short hills, it was very nice but definitely not worth its price.
I'll be carefully considering the Polestar 3 next year if Google Maps, or at least Android Auto, does not come to Gravity. After using GM for a while in a car, you get used to really functional navigation and an accurate voice assistant. For us range makes the difference several times per year. Competent navigation much more often. In any event, I'll hold off deciding until I've driven both.
That statement is relative. For $80kish, I thought it was nice when I checked it out in San Diego. Very roomy in the 1st and 2nd rows, comfortable Nappa leather seats, etc. However, there's no 3rd row and not *that* much storage behind the 2nd row, which is the price paid for a ton of leg space for the backseat passengers. The expected range is meh, but roughly on par with most competitors in the price range.
