I’m fairly certain Volvo began the whole ‘Big Touchscreen’ trend amongst mainstream manufacturers. Tesla wasn’t really ‘mainstream’ back then, and still isn’t, not really.

Huh! That’s really interesting! I actually guessed it might have been America. I suggested the bike rickshaw because I assumed that would look completely weird and out of place there.

Unless you’re Fancy Kristen!

It might have been some sort f old fashioned tuk-tuk/autorickshaw> Or it might have been a newer motorcycle taxi... Or a motorcycle pick-up truck like this:

Also Indian, and can confirm, what you are seeing is normal. While I have never stayed there for any particular stretch of time, they say It’s quicker to walk than to drive in Bombay. You could take the train, but the commuter trains in Bombay are basically the one place where all those stereotypes about Indian trains…

Oh... I didn’t wanna be the bad guy...

That’s an amazing story!

I love the little Luxo-rowboat.

That’s funny

What about that Road Rover lifted wagon they’ve been rumouring?

Personally, I’ve always preferred the single cab on bigger and/or older pickups. If I’m being honest, I always thought modern small trucks looked better with extended/double cab cabs. Not as practical, but aesthetically better looking.

Heh

I’ve always thought it looked a bit off. Not bad, certainly, but... off. It’s mostly the front and front 3/4 look that make me feel like that.

I suppose the interior is acceptable in a Vauxhall or Opel like our Astra, or even in the Opel Cascada. It’s Opel’s go-to interior:

Iiiiiinteresting

I will say this, about them. At least they are keeping the RMS St.Helena alive. It’s a fairly unique ship, in the sense that it carries both passengers and cargo, and it’s one of the last to carry the ‘RMS’ prefix.

I remember learning the original quote in history class...

That looks gorgeous. I like the wheels.

I’ve noticed that a lot actually!

Interesting, although I’ll admit I don’t know much about construction either.