I’m not entirely sure why, but for some reason I seriously dig this thing. Maybe it has something to do with the cute but determined looking front end design or the fact that it’s french. All I know is I just discovered a car that I now want but I can’t explain why. I think that if I got one, I’d probably turn it into…

Some say that they want to hate that color combo but can’t, I say I loved it from the moment I first saw it. My eyes are feasting on the glory of orange and dark green paint.

Exactly. That thing would look epic in green. There aren’t enough green cars. I would prefer a shade closer to candy apple green, but any green would be good.

I still think the name sounds like someone giving a command to bore a waffle. Also, how sinful would it be if I swapped the engine from one into a Mustang?

I still think the name sounds like someone giving a command to bore a waffle. Also, how sinful would it be if I swapped the engine from one into a Mustang?

That is an awesome car. I imagine you could tell stories about it for days :)

My ‘66 Thunderbird! What’s weird about it is that I didn’t know these things existed until a few days before I bought mine. I had always wanted a classic car as my first car, and couldn’t bear the thought of buying a boring Camry or something, so after much hard work and a few automotive classes so I could fix the…

It looks like an adorable robotic fish on wheels. I love it.

Was about to say exactly the same thing. It really does.

That literally just happened to me. Honestly, why do they even give you a pause button if it just takes you to some advertiser’s website? The only logical explanation is that it’s there to trick you, which is not okay. Why do we put up with this?

“If the paper disc is by the outer edge, you’re in a low gear, and get more torque and less speed; move the paper disc closer to the center and the gear ratios get higher and higher, until you pass the center line, which puts you in reverse, since the paper disc is now being rotated the opposite way.”

I thought of that too. :) Bodykitception!

Am I the only one who thinks it would be awesome if someone made a bodykit for the mid-engine Corvette that made it look like a modern version of the Pontiac Fiero? After all, they’re both GM and mid-engined.

lol. Took me an embarrassingly long time to get that. :)

Ahh... That makes sense. I suppose if there’s a hatch below the window, then that still allows for passengers to talk to people in the cab (albeit somewhat awkwardly), so the passenger module concept could still work.

I just remembered something that would actually work here...

If you ask me, these days there aren’t enough fins or bubbles on anything.

Well, I did say that the roll-down window was for talking to people in the passenger module, but if they want to roll it down when there is nothing behind it, then Rivian could just say in the owner’s manual that the window should not be rolled down if leaves or assorted debris are nearby. Or not, and Rivian owners…

Who says the roof of the passenger module has to be the same height as the roof of the truck cab?

What would make this design a lot better would be to make the rear window able to be rolled down. If they did that, then they could design a passenger-carrying module and the rolled-down rear window would allow the passengers in both cabins to talk to each other. Or, if you choose, you could place your children in the…