Another two Sportsmobile design failures.

[DzlToy]

Interior paneling, taken at Overland Expo West in May of 2019. One would think, with their big fancy factory, hundreds of vehicles in the shop and a booming business, they would invest in top-notch fabricators or maybe even a water jet machine to cut their parts. Nah, just drill a hole in the corner and cut it with a jig saw. This was seen on a $200,000 van.

 

[Wyuna]

That is very ordinary, I’d expect better than that

 

[nmhaarmann]

Interior paneling, taken at Overland Expo West in May of 2019. One would think, with their big fancy factory, hundreds of vehicles in the shop and a booming business, they would invest in top-notch fabricators or maybe even a water jet machine to cut their parts. Nah, just drill a hole in the corner and cut it with a jig saw. This was seen on a $200,000 van.

Agreed. Not Ideal looking

 

[The Artisan]

Interior paneling, taken at Overland Expo West in May of 2019. One would think, with their big fancy factory, hundreds of vehicles in the shop and a booming business, they would invest in top-notch fabricators or maybe even a water jet machine to cut their parts. Nah, just drill a hole in the corner and cut it with a jig saw. This was seen on a $200,000 van.

That is rediculous, at least buy a cnc setup. One it is cleaner and 2 it saves time for the guy drilling the hole and then having to think how do I cut a straight line and meet at the curve?
Kevin