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Those are great looking renderings.
Interesting how many bitch about the rear gate opening onto the curb side, making loading difficult ... but here it is
Interesting how many bitch about the rear gate opening onto the curb side, making loading difficult ... but here it is
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I disagree with this guys model on the front. The inward slope under the headlights is very extreme compared to how it will look. The other bits are fairly close. It's just this part that catches my eye in these renders of not being accurate. When the official reveal happens I'll probably model it to the actual truck in which case I'll probably design some accessories for fun like bumpers and light bars.
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