Truthfully the tuna can is actually a marvel of engineering compared to the Cybertruck. How many tuna cans are out there right now, just quietly performing the task for which they were designed under all sorts of adverse conditions without failure?

“which might lead one to wonder if they’ve ever purchased a new vehicle before. Or a used one. Or dealt with money at all.”

Liking the new design language.  

“or a spectacular 6-speed manual, the latter of which over 50 percent of CT5-V Blackwing buyers opt for.”

After far to many experiences with Avis and Budget, this sounds like it would be the best rental car experience I could ever imagine having.

With the way Hertz have been lately, I wouldn’t risk it lol

Agreed. It’s definitely a X-37B clone, which itself did also perhaps coincidentally look like the Space Shuttle

A week after the incident, airport officials reached out to Hertz, basically saying “Hey, you know you guys have to do business here, right?” Hertz responded as if it was talking to a customer, saying that the company had “sincere apologies for the level of service that we have provided.”

Has Steve Leto made a video about this? Over under by the end of the day.

See the court case Finders v Keepers.

By the time I got there even their breakroom was ransacked, so I didn’t even get a Hertz donut.

The most surprising part about all of this is that Hertz didn’t try to immediately arrest all of the customers.

Throw in a manual transmission and I would happily give you my money.

My absolute wet dream, that probably isn’t even plausible without a crazy mind boggling amount of engineering, if at all:

Take a C8 chassis and drivetrain, and drop a 63 split window shell (replica) over it.

Imagine looking through that split window and seeing the modern C8 engine (bonus points if the blue ZR1…

And the idea of having that design on a modern performance platform with modern creature comforts is mouth watering to me.

I’d rather have a Green Hornet replica, over an Eleanor any day of the week.

You are reading my mind and I kindly request you stop before you get to the gross stuff.

Tired - replicas of the restomod Mustang from the Gone In 60 Seconds remake

I’m 43. I absolutely love the designs of muscle cars in the 60s, but know from experience they’re also terrible to drive. So a restomod does make theoretical sense. However, they need to be done as close to the original design as possible, and without adding a bunch of modernized body cladding. Some alterations will…

The Mustang II community agrees, let the era of Mustang II Eleanor builds begin!!!