Because “brand new” typically means “new” and what is shown is at best a 2012 model.

Because that Altima is a few years old. That body style is 2007-2013.

Mostly because your battery would either be dead or the car would be on fire from one of the dozens of servos overheating. 

This never went into production.

Ford also made one in 1958.

I want to drive the frame version at night dressed in a stickman suit.

It wasn’t the only 512S based weird Ferrari, lets not forget about this one either (that also presumably didn’t run)

They should have left it sitting at Pininfarina.

Put that steering wheel back where it belongs!

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...and the remaining doors seem to be cut-down rear doors.

These ones appear to be 12V with a 14ah battery giving 6-8hrs of run time

Driving the bumper car home is the easy part. It’s the prep work of setting up the electrified ceiling the whole way along the highway that’s really time-consuming.

My wife works in prosthetics and they’re trying to help a patient who really wants to use a manual again. It’s not going to well as even the nicest limb on the market can’t move the same way your natural arm can when it comes to the motion for shifting. Most R&D dollars go to lower limb prosthetics since way more…

Yea, depends how much he lost. My right arm ends just below the elbow, so I designed this

That is insanely interesting and also pretty difficult!

Okay, an update for all our European friends! I’m told that the issue is a result of GDPR, but don’t worry, it should be resolved shortly. I’m told that our tech team is hoping to have a fix by later today, but it should be fixed by the end of this week at the very latest.

It’s still a bit hard to wrap your head around the idea that software (outside of ABS) can impact your stopping distances. I know fly-by-wire isn’t that new any more, but still a bit tricky to think about for an ol’ curmudgeon.

If that car was a woman, it would be Jennifer Lopez. The face, moves, beauty and rear-end...can’t be matched.

I’d say it’s THE most beautiful car ever made.