FR-S / BRZ interior revealed in high resolution

[mkivalex]

Anyone notice in the test drive car there is no red stitching on the seats?

[Spaceywilly]

Originally Posted by mkivalex

Anyone notice in the test drive car there is no red stitching on the seats?

The test took place in May so I wouldn't read too much into it.

[#87]

I like the knee pads on the doors.

The red isn't for me and looking at the real life photo it seems an option/trim level. If I can have the car without it I will.

[iff2mastamatt]

The seats actually look... comfortable! +1 on the digital & analog speedometer.

[Ikaros]

Lol I like how the pictures make it look like theres barely any room for people sitting at the back, but who cares this car isn't a people mover, if you need room get a mini van.

But back on topic, does anyone else think the push to start button is in a weird place? I mean it's the button to turn the car on, it should be in an isolated place all by itself to show how important it is. Kinda like how in those TV shows the missile launch button is a big huge red button all by itself. Right now I feel like it's over shadowed by all the other cool knobs and buttons.

[Jah1mon]

Originally Posted by Ikaros

Lol I like how the pictures make it look like theres barely any room for people sitting at the back, but who cares this car isn't a people mover, if you need room get a mini van.

But back on topic, does anyone else think the push to start button is in a weird place? I mean it's the button to turn the car on, it should be in an isolated place all by itself to show how important it is. Kinda like how in those TV shows the missile launch button is a big huge red button all by itself. Right now I feel like it's over shadowed by all the other cool knobs and buttons.

I agree the start button seems like it is hidden. I like a traditional key. However the interior works so well I can pass on it.

I'm loving the interior design. No fluff, no extra crap, just everything you need to drive the car. :happy0180:

[tripjammer]

Originally Posted by Ikaros

Lol I like how the pictures make it look like theres barely any room for people sitting at the back, but who cares this car isn't a people mover, if you need room get a mini van.

But back on topic, does anyone else think the push to start button is in a weird place? I mean it's the button to turn the car on, it should be in an isolated place all by itself to show how important it is. Kinda like how in those TV shows the missile launch button is a big huge red button all by itself. Right now I feel like it's over shadowed by all the other cool knobs and buttons.

I agree it is in the wrong place...they should move it. But I will deal with it. It should be in the center console near the gearbox.

[tripjammer]

Originally Posted by Jah1mon

I agree the start button seems like it is hidden. I like a traditional key. However the interior works so well I can pass on it.

I'm loving the interior design. No fluff, no extra crap, just everything you need to drive the car. :happy0180:

Start buttons are so 21st century. Get with the times! LOL! Just kidding dawg. I just want a start button in my next car. All cool sports cars have them.

[tripjammer]

Its definitely double DIN looking at the High Resolution pics.

[Syldrin]

lets just hope they don't copy the new tC's snow man speakers lulz.

[Syldrin]

Start button is there because racecar.

[Ikaros]

Originally Posted by tripjammer

I agree it is in the wrong place...they should move it. But I will deal with it. It should be in the center console near the gearbox.

I think thats a great place for it too, I can't recall which car had that but it was so cool when you start the care cause you had to flip open a cover to unveil the start button, well to be honest that might be a tad bit too excessive.

[Speedjunkie]

Interior looks great. But i wouldnt be surprised if those seats are the Racing Seat option that will cost everyone an extra few thousand.

Other than that it looks almost perfect for my taste

[Spaceywilly]

Originally Posted by Ikaros

But back on topic, does anyone else think the push to start button is in a weird place? I mean it's the button to turn the car on, it should be in an isolated place all by itself to show how important it is. Kinda like how in those TV shows the missile launch button is a big huge red button all by itself. Right now I feel like it's over shadowed by all the other cool knobs and buttons.

It should be grouped with the buttons that you use at the same time, like any other controls. Think about what you do when you get in your car, usually you turn the car on and then grab the shifter and put in gear, so it makes sense to have it near the shifter. On the center console would've be cooler though, but it might not have been practical to put it there, and you risk bumping it by accident while you drive.