No.

Counterpoint: This is badass, and I would love to have one.

I can’t pinpoint why, but I’m getting a 2nd-gen Dodge Dakota vibe from it.

I can’t hear that song, and NOT picture that scene from Stripes.

When you say “the road-going version,” do you mean the lwb B2 Audi Coupe Quattro / Quattro Coupe / Coupe GT, or the swb S1 Audi Sport Quattro (street version)? Because those two cars are pretty different animals.

Dear Universe: I’m poor, so I swear on the Higgs boson that if my life should ever encounter riches such as these, I will never destroy perfectly good stuff for no purpose.

It’s called a Fascination Car, and it was invented by a man named Paul M. Lewis. There was more than one made, they were made starting in the 1960s, and the tale of the “Highway Aircraft Corporation” is an interesting one indeed. I highly recommend that you internet warriors go forth, to the land of Google, and slay…

a) It’s much quicker to glance at your wrist, than it is to take your phone out of your pocket, or purse, or wherever your phone is kept.

Somebody posted this to Reddit and asked what kind of car it was (they knew it was AI generated, but they were feeling dastardly).

That they’re friggen awesome, and sometimes they can make you feel like you’re the king of the world.

My dad is trying to sell his ‘68 Spitfire Mk III, and this will not help.

I made this, in case you hadn’t seen it:

This is what I hear The People clamoring for:

Hi Kay! I didn’t know you are in Denver too, great to see another regulat from Coloradical.

1992 Subaru SVX: https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/d/1992-svx-subaru/6769464549.html

This is satire.

That’s ok, it is basically a Jeep Doka Syncro / Tristar. I would have bought the shit out of one, but crashworthiness was probably a factor in it not being offered.

Spankin shotgun!