As long as those SUVs have 400+ hp, I don’t see a problem.

Pretty pointless to sell this thing without the powertrain.

Well, an ECE anyway.

Technically it's still an ICE. Just not in the conventional sense. 

That’s it, I’m in! 

I don’t see anything wrong with the sign.

Non-functioning Jeep. I would hate to be David Tracy’s neighbor right now. David’s going to get himself a rusted out boiler and blow up his yard trying to get ready to go to Moab in 2019.

“May not be a great option for a daily driver?” I dunno - you’d have to ask Jay Leno

Just leave the tank open when it rains, and work up a contraption to condense and recapture the steam, unlimited fuel!

I kinda get why someone would build it - why not - but I don’t know why someone would buy it.

That’s both preposterous and amazing. My 4-year old son loves our Jeep but also likes trains (and dinosaurs, but it already runs on those) so maybe I’ll convert it. May not be a great option for a daily driver?

Yeah, I’m thinking more Bentley, honestly.

Yeah yeah... I’ll believe it when I see it.

Do a lot of people buying new $150,000 cars cross shop used? My guess would be somewhere around 1-2%. 

Trust me, you don't want a Maybach. It's a crap car and a tough one to sell back or find a private buyer for..

Looks like it’ll be an extended-wheelbase model of the Continental, presumably because China loves them some LWB sedans. That seems to lean towards previous rumors that the Continental is dead in the US for 2020 — I’d bet that the run of 80 Clapdoor models will be the final US production ones, and then all future…

Duct tape ain’t cheap, man!

You’ll get paid in duct tape which is basically the same thing as Yugo parts.