Suppose with your electric vehicle you've forgotten the pleasure of driving.
Suppose with your electric vehicle you've forgotten the pleasure of driving.
Not if they're done right. The DeLorean ones famously opened without going outside the cars footprint for example. About the only thing they did right on the car...
Hatchbacks need less room than estates for the same reason.
Cheers,
Colin.
And IME coupes are a right pain. The door's so long that if space is tight the opening is both narrow and behind you.
Too bad if there is an electrical malfunction.
That design will never get off the ground.
No car matches the pleasure of riding a motorbike, and it doesn't have to be an expensive one.
What?
The advert seemed heavily shopped. I couldn't fathom whether it was a rotating unit or an accordion. How much door panel goes under the car and where does it get the space to rotate?
And what protects the panel from road debris?
Riding a bike lost much of its pleasure when helmets became compulsory.
It's a toss-up. For example, I hate getting smacked in the face by a bee doing 140 kph.
A car with roll-shutter doors; now that would be a fine thing.
Jesus, I didn't know bees could go that fast! ;)
SteveW
Never loaded one into an air rifle?
Elecric vehicles are a whole new driving experience. You realise what shit objects ICE engines are.
You have to be pretty thick to get pleasure from driving these days with the traffic. I have driven across the Andes and in the Sahara desert.
Only teenagers get pleasure from driving. I soon found it boring.
Built a fast car. Got bored.
Took up flying. Got bored.
Cars just get you from a to B.
I had bikes. A passing phase for teeneagers. And born-again-bikers. (Who just look ridiculous.)
What traffic? There's none around here.
No wonder, given the dullmobile that you drive.
Are you some relation of Dracula?
Cobblers. Plenty right about that car.
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