World's Strangest Vehicles
Category: Scattershooting,Ramblings & Life
Via: the-irascible-harry-krishner • 11 years ago • 9 comments
The Very Opposite of "Soccer-Mom Minivans"!
"Automotive wrongness, some of it so wrong it emerges on the far side of the veil as a new kind of right..." --Jay Lake
Sometimes simply getting from point A to point B... is not really the point. Some people want to do it in style, with a certain panache, pride and lots of attitude - while others want to set their vehicles as far apart from the norm as possible (without crossing into the ridiculous). Some of the vehicles depicted here were made for show only, but some appear to be roadworthy and maybe even... groundbreaking?
Let's start with the Mini-Cooper Limo with a Pool!! - this six-meter long Mini XXL features detachable sunroof and a whirlpool for two people:
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If that gun were pointed backwards it would really freak out any drivers following behind.
The sad part is that is what the vast majority of adults wil look lie in a few year (with the accompanying rise in Diabetes, Heart Disease, Stroke, etc., etc....
Heh
You might be right.
I can't tell.
However there are some experts who are really good at that:
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No surprise. America stands at first place in the world for obesity. As well, in the past half century the cars have been getting smaller.
Yesterday:
No wonder they're confused-- the signs are in a foreign language!