Now THAT car is grounded to the ground.
LMGTFY
Interior setting, L'Enfant Plaza. Frank, a man in his 50s, sits in his office reading emails.
Look up Jevon's Paradox. It says that as something becomes more efficient and cheaper, instead of society reaping benefits of a cheaper thing, they use more of it. Thus negating any cost or environmental savings. And you must think of this society-wide with the laws of averages, and lazy people.
In Urban Economics, the cost per mile of vehicle usage includes opportunity costs, getting annoyed by traffic, cost of parking, etc. Driverless cars may increase driving because as a passenger, the occupant can do other things than driving. Playing guitar, reading a book, txting, responding to email, annotating a…
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What, No BMW?
Lunar Rover
It's a beautiful car, but (and here comes the hate) I'm just not all that into Ferrari's. Never really have been.
That garage/living room looks awfully familiar....
"Please, take my hand. Let us dance. It is, after all, Miller Time."
You know that switch in your brain, the one that engages your suspension of disbelief? Like when you're watching a cartoon and think, This is nothing like reality, vs. a documentary where you think, This is totally/most likely true.
Ford Interceptor:
I'll take the Mazda Shinari Concept please.
The one and only Jeep FC!
Either the Holden Efijy:
The Pontiac Stinger, because literally every human invention is a standard feature.
the Ford Iosis, It's like a Mondeo got dirty with a Rapide (although five years before the rapide was realised) and has great doors
Panamera Shooting Brake because