However, from a design perspective it looks like a rickshaw sans a a guy named Rick Wagoner (former CEO of GM) to pull it. Was this intentional on the part of the design team? Was it a way to pay tribute to their fallen leader? A Rick-less rickshaw? What a powerful metaphor...a horseless carriage.
Now, I know that some engineering team placed their faith in the laws of physics to keep this two-wheelin' car upright, but what happens in a collision with a full-sized SUV? What do you have to say about that, Physics? Can centripetal force stabilize the vehicle when two tons of steel strike at 30mph?!? Huh, what was that? I didn't think so...
that thing is gay, i wouldn't be seen dead near it
ReplyDeleteWait just one second there, Paddy. Give it a couple of years and I bet you every Aussie will own one of these. I hear the deluxe edition will come complete with a side-mulley holster and wombat-repellent wheels.
ReplyDeleteI like the "crash test dummies" border on the bubbly windshield.
ReplyDeleteThe correct answer is "moops."
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