It's not a bad choice. And if you really want the seats done in leather almost any dealer has sources for recovering the seats in leather. And in most cases the leather will be nicer than the factory. The cost is less than you might expect too.
@Michael: If you plan to upgrade the seats and install a back-up camera, you are defeating the whole purpose of getting the cheaper car. You may as well get the upgraded version and spec it out the way you want it.Michael said:The answer from fisker I got was that you have park assist front and rear on the standard but you havent got the rear camera. I was thinking of installing a rear camera. On my ferrari i installade a rear camera but never uses it![]()
Okay, that's new to me. Sorry if I gave wrong information.Michael said:The answer from fisker I got was that you have park assist front and rear on the standard but you havent got the rear camera. I was thinking of installing a rear camera. On my ferrari i installade a rear camera but never uses it![]()
Michael,Michael said:i am not planning upgrade to leather, just navigation and better speakers.
anyone who has the standard version here?
I assume you are talking about the 3G Ipad (or using a MiFi-type personal hot spot), since the WiFi-only Ipad does not its own location unless it is connected to WiFi. That means you have to pay anywhere from $25 - $50 a month for data charges for either option. A dedicated GPS unit would probably be a better deal.Michael said:i was alsothinking of using the ipad for navigation. would be great with a smaller ipad and you could use the space under the command center.
how do you like the fake leather in the standard?
Fab,Fabulist said:I assume you are talking about the 3G Ipad (or using a MiFi-type personal hot spot), since the WiFi-only Ipad does not its own location unless it is connected to WiFi. That means you have to pay anywhere from $25 - $50 a month for data charges for either option. A dedicated GPS unit would probably be a better deal.
-- Fab.
Pretty cool; had not considered that option.LonePalmBJ said:There are some Bluetooth GPS receivers that will work with the WiFi only iPad. Here's one.