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No joke. It’s as legit as rechargeable bubble gum. ._.
But you’re gonna need to have air compressor stations for this. I doubt the tire air-fillers will work with that.
Na, you can just use it to commute to work everyday or drive around town. There’s also a compressor that takes about 2 hours to fill the whole “tank”. They’re also working on one that can constantly pressurize/depressurize air. :O
The problem with all of these tiny little cars/boxes is that sure, I would feel safe driving the back-roads I take to get to college, and the short distance to work…but the highway? No. You couldn’t pay me to drive one of those things on I-95 with Baltimore traffic (and Baltimore drivers, ugh). I can even understand why so many people want over-sided, buff pieces of crap like SUVs nowadays, when you take the highway into consideration.
Yeah, they’re not designed for the high-way. It’s only for cities/municipal transportation. 🙂 For high-ways, just get a normal car.
I’m not going to own more than one car for myself, that’s just stupid, and my driveway doesn’t have the room.
If I get a new car, I’ll need to sell my old one to get it. So that car has to be able to handle both city and highway.
Dude, environmental friendliness went down the drain with spray toilet paper.
I’m all for fighting global warming but there are some things that bypass ecofriendly and enter the borderline of unconventional execution.
When they come out with a car that not only beats my Cobalt’s gas mileage, but is also safe to drive both highway and city, and costs around the SAME as my Cobalt, I’ll get an environmental friendly car xD
That’s really hard to do. The only way to reduce emissions is by removing the weight, so unless EVERYONE has environmental friendly cars, it won’t work. >:
Heh. It might work in Singapore though, where it’s tiny and you can get across the island in under 2 hours. Though it’ll definitely be expensive :/
Rofl.
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