Hi. Thinking about getting a crossfire one day. Could someone post a pic of the cupholder?

Also a few questions. Is the back turn signal yellow or red? I hope yellow, I prefer a signal color different from the brake light. Is there a trip computer? Such as calculating mpg?

Thanks.

 

The rear turn signals are the color yellow. Unfortunatly there is no trip computer in this vehicle, which is too bad.

 

A note on the cup holder: it has tenacious grip (I think it will pull about 1.8 g lateral). Careful with styrofoam cups as it will tear right through them.

 

I'll take a pic tonight and post it either tonight or tomorrow. The cup-holder works surprisingly well, considering it's strange design.

 

Here is the pic:


Another thing some of you might not have found yet if you didn't completely read the manual, is an integrated change-holder... I didn't know about it until I saw it in the manual. Here is a pic:

 

Cool. Thanks for the pics. Too bad there aren't two cupholders. Looks like there is almost enough room for another cupholder behind the first one, or maybe placed back to back. > < Like so, where the first opens to the front of the car, and the second opens toward the rear of the car.

Change holder is also nice. I was wondering why all that space seemed unused. Looks like you would not want to leave this open while driving as the flip down cover would vibrate against the console.

Also think it's strange to devote so much console space to the passenger airbag cutoff switch. Such a minor button, wouldn't it be better placed inside the glove box or some other out of the way location?

Love the work you're doing on this board. Very nice looking and full of friendly and informative people.

 

Thanks for the comments.

Another cupholder would have certainly been nice. I was suprised at how good the one cupholder works. The only problem with it is with the 6 speed, you kind of knock in to it when you shift, which is annoying.

 

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Also think it's strange to devote so much console space to the passenger airbag cutoff switch. Such a minor button, wouldn't it be better placed inside the glove box or some other out of the way location?

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The actual key switch to turn off the passenger side air bag can be found on the passenger side of the dash. You will see it if you open the passenger door. The "button" you are refering to is the indicator light to tell you that the passenger air bag is off. Note. the key switch only turns off the front air bag, not the side air bag in the door.