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That enormous gas filler door…I personally think it is a poor design against an otherwise beautiful panel. It should be on the drivers side. I know many will disagree..
I really only prefer the passenger side due to both our current cars having the fuel filler door there, and both future cars are that way as well. I can think of some pros and cons for both left and right, but maybe a less common pro for the right (passenger) is if you were to run out of gas on the street it likely puts you more out of harms way when refilling by gas can. Assuming of course that you are able to pull over where you're supposed to and are in a country that drives on the right.
 

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which of you are gonna mod your gas door with an actuator and use that huge thing as an air brake?
The more I look at it, it's a future design for an EV Plug...............:p
 

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Not really…there is a thread with this info already, but the simple fact is along with different taxes, different transport costs, different corporations ( Canada absorbs dollar exchange, Aus doesn't) really tell us anything.

even if the US gets their pricing, wont help us in Aus much, such a huge variation it’s impossible to really know until we are officially told, which as another poster has said, is long overdue
 
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