So we are taking this week to write
about our dream cars. Something I honestly have never really thought
about. I have no idea. Like, if there was no question of $$$ what
vehicle would I drive? Like I said, no idea. This makes me weird
right? I'm racking here. I'd probably want something that I can use
to get out to climbing/hiking spots in the mountains, has some boot
space, and can drive itself 'cause I get drunk regularly and driving
whilst drunk is kinda hard DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE EVERYBODY.
When I was a child I obsessed over those mid-nineties Jeep Cherokees
for some reason, you know, the XJ ones. Those angles, dat ruggedness.
Oh yeahh.
Apparently they are pretty highly
regarded too, I guess 13 year-old me knew what he was talking about.
Oh man I found one! A proper Dream Car.
It's called the Dream Car 123 and it's
ridiculous and I can't even pretend to be serious about it. It looks
like this:
I know right? The inventor claims he
will be able to create an electric car that can hit 400km/h. This
current edition can get to 60 on a downhill. You know, like a bicycle
or tennis ball. We have a ways to go but I have faith in my man here.
I would rep this guy but his site appears to have died. Which hardly
fills me with confidence. Maybe he's so busy with improving this
already stellar vehicle that internet presence has dropped down the
priority list. Maybe. He does have a sweet Youtube channel though:
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheDreamCar,
mostly filled videos informing one on the correct way to use various
tools. Which I guess is relevant. Anyway, the pyramid shape is
obviously heaps futuristic or something. Now that I have seen it for
myself, I am somewhat surprised that there are not more (or even any)
pyramid-shaped vehicles on our roads. The advantages of a
pyramid-shaped vehicle are so obvious and numerous that I won't bore
you by listing them all.
That wasn't even close to a review.
Word.
-anxzibitinyoxzibit
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