I like your way of thinking! 

If anyone is interested in seeing the interior of this Lanasator on IG has been exploring old Russian sites for a while. 

Totally! This was awesome on my parents old Ford when I’d take it to go surfing.

It’s not over spending if its an appreciating asset! 

What does maintenance have to do with the question? There are a lot of enthusiast and potential future collectible cars that you can literally buy and drive as is... for not a lot of money or repair costs.

This is why I love Jalopnik!

And the air suspension option also meant you got an on-board air compressor! Mine had a hose so you could fill up the tires anywhere you were!

This company is actually missing out on a huge opportunity. They could make a lot more money and appeal to a global market of the just offered the body and engine swap as a kit.

Thats very interesting. 

Finally! Someone else said it besides me. 

out of pure curiosity, what state or country are you designing new roads in? Just wondering since freeway and road construction projects in the US are at their slowest build rate since 1970. 

Good point!

It is a solid looking rig.

The performance goodies make sense... I could never feel great about driving a vehicle that held so much despair for so many people...

Hahaha, I got a lot of crashes in early, so I hope I’m ahead of the stats. 

All good observations. The issue here is weight. Airbags and their support systems are added weight that would require more power to move the airframe.

That, my friend, is a helicopter. But it is a simple and cost effective solution.

His plans for the day were totally blown.

Good point. The basic act of contra flow, one way streets, on ramps and exits would take some major major AI to work safely.

The biggest flaw of this base design hasn’t changed since the in-depth look into VTOL in the 50s.... exposed rotors and their potential of meeting a human carcass.