u/Unfettered345

Automotive historians have claimed that a big part of the 1970's small truck popularity was that it wasn't an econobox, which made all the difference for young men looking for cheap transportation. Is Slate likely to have the same appeal for today's young men and women, in your opinion?

Is Slate going to have a lease program?

Does anyone know whether the floor cover that comes with the Basic Slate is rubber or carpet? It seems to have fluctuated over the past several months.

I had a nice chat with a Slate employee named Alysa about wraps. I wanted to be able to start by making pieces that I could screw up on until I had the technique down. She said that the current plan is for us to get an extra piece to practice on, and that she had done a wrap after watching the company video. She also stated that the stuff was pretty forgiving and it turned out really well, which is encouraging.

I'm all in on the do-it-yourself aspect of this vehicle. My wife actually has a lot of graphics design experience in a past life, and she is encouraging me to have a professional do the wrap, but I'm willing to try it myself.

What are your plans concerning wraps? Are you going to find a professional, an experienced friend, or are you going to plunge in on your own?