I'm venturing a guess that it works in conjunction with the backup camera also and the image merged together. 

The building is definitely more welcoming from the front exterior than the Glass House. I like the curved facade. 

BJ's and Costco have them beat ($5 each).

Although it's probably a small portion of its overall global revenue, I cannot believe how out of touch the Volkswagen brand is with the North American market. Audi seems to do well here, but Volkswagen is constantly missing the mark. 

This is pretty bad, even for Nissan. 

Wheels and tires arrived today. Mounted two on the back so far. Fit perfectly.  

Interesting, I didn't realize they added this feature - apparently the camera is in the upper brake light - I'm surprised its view doesn't get blocked by the tire below it....    

I'd imagine they have to have some sort of button (digital, since they apparently took out the physical one).....it would make no sense to have a power tailgate that can only be closed by the key fob

I want a rotisserie chicken for $6

In terms of style, and workplace quality/flow/efficiency, this new building is a MASSIVE step forward from the glass house. The glass house is unremarkable, and generic at best, people are only attached to it because it's old, that's it.    If the glass house was built today, it would be seen as this super generic, bland corporate structure. Just because something has heritage/history doesn't mean it's worth saving.   Definitely a sizable step in the right direction. If buildings like the glass house feel like working in a prison, this new place looks like somewhere you'd actually want to work.