The CitiCar is an Electric Cheese Wedge From the 70's
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- This is a 1975 Sebring-Vanguard CitiCar. It's electric. It's silly. I love it.
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Modern EVs: *Quiet as a mouse*
The Citicar: "Reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee"
it sounds like a childs battery car. XD
@@goldenpun5592 Brushed DC motors FTW!
MORE LIKE THE SOUND YOU MAKE IS RRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE RRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
@@xxtravdamanxx no that's the sound a gender studies major makes at a biker meet.
*cue screaming sun from rick and morty*
Nancy's guy Frank here.... I owned and drove one for 5 years, my wife took our car to work and I had the choice of buying a gas car and all of the expense of operating that, or buying the CitiCar with no gas or oil expense. I chose the Citicar, so I didn't have to walk to work... we lived in a small city at the time and I was only about 2 miles from my job. I ended up charging it ONLY once a week. ALL of my gauges worked like they were supposed to work, and the doors closed easily like they should. Mine had 8 - 6V golf cart batteries, I found that a bungee cord hooked to one metal bar of the rt. window and over my head to the metal bar of the other window effectively killed all of the drafts in the winter time. Also, the frame was of large Pipes (like race cars use) from the front bumper over the drivers head to the back bumper. So when you really looked at it... the driver was in a "basic" Roll bar cage... much safer than at first glance. Still I did not want to be hit in it though, but the roll bar cage did give me a little more confidence. I DID get the car to go up to 47 MPH ONE TIME! It was going down a long hill, and that was my first and only time at that speed. The short wheel base made it rather unstable as it jumped from lane to lane with only a small movement of the steering wheel. Had to hold the wheel perfectly still or you would be crossing the yellow, double line, on the road and running head on into on coming traffic. I actually served me well for the time that I needed it. MUCH cheaper than running a gas car for that short distance each day.
"How did they sell these things?"
followed by
"I love this thing"
Perfection.
spoken like a true petrol head ;)
there was a dealer in Sacramento ca. in the 70's
the answer was in the 70s you didn't need a liscense so it was popular with drunks
0:47 What I find more impressive is how the car can grow a tail at a moments notice.
lol nice
It retracts too!
If it is cat approved then I am sold
i thought the car was happy and that why was wigling the tail :)
Thats a tailpipe if I have ever seen one.
"I'm doing over the speed limit!"
imagine being pulled over in a cheese wheel...
That would be like the van version of it, right? XD
Getting the kids to school in a washing machine... (rofl)
a friend of my dad put in a portrait a speed ticket he gained in a citroen 2cv
that's probably why 4000 people bought it for the shits and giggles factor alone no other reason then the comic relief factor alone
SERGAL CAR SERGAL CAR
@@Sky30w0 i mean, it's battery powered... could just as easily be a protogen car :P
Everybody gangsta till a giant mouse comes to you
...That's why the cat is there
@@thelonewolfproductionz1592 dumbass
Common misconception.
Mice don't eat cheese. They eat peanut butter.
Hay MOUSE....Say Cheese.
zero umashi wooosh
Someone designed this and went “yes it’s amazing”
And it was actually built
Chase your dreams folks , chase your dreams
"cheese" your dreams
You too can make a failure of a car
You seen what it was like in the oil crisis??? Nearly everyone was wasting a FEW HOURS A DAY in massive lines to get a limited amount of gallons of gasoline. It made it look like some type of soviet union lines for basic goods.... with this you'd look like the guy who HAD THINGS WORKED OUT. Less about chasing your dreams, more about ESCAPING YOUR NIGHTMARES.
Lassi Kinnunen would people start using horses 🐴 again if that were to happen. It'll be the Wild West all over again huh?
...
“And he’s brought a piece of cheese.”
-Jeremy Clarkson
When I was a kid in the 70s, someone in my neighborhood had one of these, so I used to see it driving around all the time. I found it both fascinating and hilarious.
I feel like this one desperately needs some as seen on TV accessories 😁
It's freakin reviews!!
I was born 2007 but i bet if i saw that i would have the same reaction
That's cool,I would have enjoyed to see one for reals
Time to review this
“This is the most fun I’ve had barely moving”
The perfect expression of the Citicar
0:42 man that CitiCar is happy to get out and about, just look at it wag it's tail!
I was about to say the same thing. Great minds think alike.😊
Cat is cuter than the car
@@Jeffrey314159 cat was cute tho
*its tail
Learned this from going to the Lane Motor museum, where they have one of these along with several other similar French electric cars from the 70's. Back then you didn't need a driver's license to own/operate one of these. But they were so awful the only people who bought them were the town drunks who had their license suspended due to DUI.
"No Locks" and who in their right mind would try to steal it?
That's not my concern, I'd rather be worried about getting dragged out of it
Probably car-jack proof
Clearly, you have never lived in a city with junkies.....they steal anything and everything, no matter how seemingly worthless.
Mickey Mouse.
@@remlatzargonix1329 Yeah, I saw that picture someone posted, where some idiot broke the *FREE* condom dispenser to steal the *FREE* ones. Not like I pay attention to this very much, but I remember that.
This is like the Doug Demuro of cars that WERE quirks, had NO features and were bumper-to-bumper mistakes. Well done, I was thoroughly entertained.
This is far more entertaining than Doug to be honest.
Doug just takes too long
@@snjert8406 that's what she said!
He's not as much of a smart arse as Doug either.
Steven Donald well put!
@ 6:23 you ask, "Who would buy these things?" Well, my best friend from grade school's dad, that's who. I about fell over when I saw the title of this and watching you go through all the parts and how it drives brought back a BUNCH of memories! He took me for a ride around town in it and I thought it was the coolest thing ever, but even as a late grade schooler I recognized the impracticality of it.
Looks fine as a paddock bomb.
Watching this man giggle while driving the equivalent of a little tikes my first Chevrolet on the road is enjoyable. Cheese wedge for the win.
you should try driving that cheese wedge you might giggle to driving it knowing someone thought that would make a serious car to drive on the highway🤣🤣
I'd wager a lot of those 4000 units sold were to residents of communities with golf cart trail networks. As ridiculous as it is as a car, it's a pretty fun golf cart equivalent that could take you on the road when needed.
Yep, the concept is ever more popular,
According to Wikipedia, the USPS was a big customer.
@@CaptHollister Were they delivering one letter at a time with that trunk space?
@@MeatLeBeef It seems to have as much space in the back (if not more) as a first gen Smart Fortwo, which let me tell you is quite a lot. I once put more than a dozen old PCs in one of those (some were on the passenger seat though) and interestingly, this heavy load drastically increased ride comfort. So for carrying a day's worth of letters, this should be easily enough.
You live thru the oil crisis??? I bet plenty were bought by the type of people who can't understand why rich guys buy a ferrari to get stuck in a traffic jam when they could have bought a helicopter. The lines were ridiculously long with people wasting HOURS EACH DAY to get a few gallons of fuel. Stuff like this was a solution "that worked" but nothing more.
If you squint hard enough, it kinda looks like a Countach
Haha no it don't
Wyatt Hawkins if you squint hard enough to close your eyes completely, hold a picture of a Countach in front of your face, then open your eyes, it looks like a Countach.
If you squint that hard you'll get brain damage!
Ha
Damn I don’t think they got the joke
Today, 8 hours ago, my son received his CitiCar. Yes, delivered in an enclosed carrier as the width of the track would not allow it to go up on an outdoor rig. I just got home from there.
Good Lord.
The cheesiness is unbelievable. We are trying to grasp the concept. Get our heads around it. His makes your look like a perfect specimen. It gives us the flavor of something like a kiddie car at an amusement park, the kind that the kids think they are "driving" but it is in fact pulled by a cable underneath the concrete path. Where do I start.
The seats feel like they were designed by someone who said, "Let's make the most uncomfortable seats as possible". No matter how you sit, and how you move around, you cannot even get slightly OK. You are just uncomfortable. On his, this seat bottom can be removed to reveal the battery case underneath. Behind this sheet metal case, there is just an opening to the road. Just open. So you are separated from an opening that goes to the street by just the seat bottom. I guess that is the method to provide ventilation to the batteries. Insane!
The old bass terd that sold him the car said that everything works, it just needs the batteries. When I saw it, I noticed the brake pedal was on the floor. "The brakes need some work Dad" my son said. Upon closer inspection, I discovered that the brake pedal was just freely swinging from its mount. The mechanism to connect it to the master cylinder is gone. Upon even closer inspection, I discovered that there is no master cylinder, or anything else! The rubber brake hoses are there for the front, just sitting in their mounts. The line for the rear brakes is just hanging weirdly in the air. "It just needs brakes, the mother****** said".
Cracks as described in the A pillar. And the doors. None in the front piece. No battery connector cables. "They just take regular cables!" the guy said, whatever that means. Yeah, regular cables that have battery terminal connections on BOTH ends, plus whatever goes off to the motor. You know, the "regular" cables.
The bright side today is I was able to push the car up the driveway. Up a slight incline. By myself. With my son inside. With one arm.
Sigh.
TBF if I had one of these I would probably want to replace the brakes _in toto_ with something modern. Due to wanting to live? Replacing the batteries with lithium iron phosphate would improve things dramatically, too. (Although I'd be torn between using three different banks or a single bank with three DC-DC converters to get the three voltages.) But everything else about this car is perfect. Cannot be improved upon.
'no power brakes no power steering', it sounds like it's hardly got a power assisted motor, lol
The cat was guarding the cheese form any possible rats🤣🤣🤣
The true question is
"If a Citicar rear ends a pinto at full speed, who explodes first?"
Army combat engineer here
It’s essentially an electrically ignited blasting cap that some spec for has booby traps a convenient gas can with
Pinto.
I’m now imagining a MORTAL COMBAT “Versus” mode: Pinto VS Citicar
HMMMMM
The driver 😂
The Citicar is basically a golf cart with windows
Or I would call it: "A moped on 4 wheels with a cover".
It's just a golf cart.
With windows? Yes. More powerful? Debatable.
I think it's actually less powerful, but it does go faster than golf carts. Based on the incredible noise it sounds like it has a gearbox to achieve that ratio.
Dude i was just gonna say the same shit it's like a street legal golf car lol
Mom can we have Cybertruck?
Mom: no, we have Cybertruck at home
Cybertruck at home:
Itz_gray_ 2020 *at least you have a car*
you stole that comment
@@thatquietasianguy9582 That's not a car that's a death trap
/OttakuWarrior\ *that death trap was worth it*
Eeey! No stealing comments! 😠😂
Thanks for this review. Brought back fun memories. When I was about 5 years old my family moved to Sebring & my dad worked for Vanguard. We had a green Citicar. All your comments in your review were spot on. My favorite Citicar memory was when they had a parade lap/race prior to the 12 Hours of Sebring race with about 20 Citicars... I got to ride with my dad for that lap. Our memory is how quite it was. You could hear the fans along the track talking & that back straight took forever going 30’ish mph!! (We came in second 😎)
8:06 "I'm going 31, _this is the best thing ever!"_ This man is my hero. Solid rec from Technology Connections!
Read this as he said it perfectly in sync
Me: Can we get a Tesla
Mom: we have a Tesla at home
Tesla at home:
🤣🤣🤣
XD
Comedy cemetery
Shouldn't that be Tesla @Home?
🤣
While I was stationed in Louisiana, had a co-worker who owned one. Considering the speed limit on base, it was theoretically ideal for commuting in that environment. Never asked the co-worker how it held up in that state's notorious humidity and rainstorms.
I remember seeing one of these in an episode of “The John Larroquette show.“ The title character won one of these in a contest. His rent agreement stated that his electricity was paid for with his rent. The landlord had a fit when the electric bill jumped threefold because of John charging his car.
oh shit i remember that show
That's how marijuana growers would get busted. because of the grow lights, there would a sudden increase in the electricity they were using.
So, most of these were sold as the pot growers' cover story?
I don’t know what was more entertaining, viewing this example of an electric road car to tackle the gas crisis or listening to your chirps and chuckles at the experience of driving it! Thank you!
Never thought I would see Cheese Louise in my recomended videos, much less in a channel outside Simone's
Was literally about to say is that Cheese Louise
@@LewisMoten The Comuta version had crank windows!? Swanky!
@@bradlemmond no, they were sliding windows
you learn something new everyday
Me:Can i buy a Wheego?
Mom: We have a Wheego at home
Wheego at home:
Haha as if the Wheego can't be the "one at home" compared to other vehicles
Comedy cemetery
@@noshit1128 no shit
no shit no shit
@@tomato-tu1ow no shit no shit no shit
So this is where Elon based his Tesla cyber truck design ideas from.
YES
may be
and weed lots of weed involved
The Cyberduck
LOL 😂
"It's so loud and I'm barely moving. This is best thing ever"
"The interior, if you can even call it that" .. LOL
*switch to dash shot*
Awww .. look at that sweet BROWN
Its actually more of a dark orange. There is no brown.
why is my BMW I3S so damned quiet compared to that thing there's no whining at all
in 1975 I bought a Ford F150 pickup and across the street from the Ford dealer was a Citicar dealer. I clearly remember this because, at the time, I was interested in electric cars and the only way to get one was either build one yourself with lead batteries or buy a Citcar.
My dad bought one of these for $800. It was an interesting ride.
Was it as noisy as this one exhibited here?
John Smith It was crappy, bumpy, but quiet. It whined a little.
Tom Olofsson what happened to it?
Give it a proper cheese 🧀 paint job and drive around town :-P
Johns Memes Dad sold it. The new owner paid for it but never picked it up. We hung onto it for a couple of years then called a tow truck to take it away.
This reminds me of Soviet battery-powered hauler from about the same era, a two-seater with a cargo platform, was used to pull cargo trolleys in mail sorting facilities, and on some factories where for some or other reason traditional vehicles were considered not okay. Made similar noises and was also yellow. But three times longer and ten times heavier (it used 10 if not 20 led-acid batteries).
I almost bought one of these off of Craigslist
Biggest missed opportunity I’ve ever missed
1D10CRACY just today I spotted a blue citicar a few blocks a way.
You can tell it's been sitting in the driveway a long time.
Not in good shape. Front end up on jacks . Stuff is piled around it.
What is this thing worth as is?
What is it worth fixed up?
You're going to regret this for the rest of your life.
Wait...so you missed missing the opportunity? Are you low-key admitting you got it?!
Hey I just saw a link to a video by you, and it has a citicar in it! mystery solved.
When you pull up to a charging station in a Tesla and see this car charging
Thank you for bringing back memories. I drove one in Erie, PA. Not mine, but owned by a close cycling friend of mine who was starting up a bicycle shop in town during the Bike Boom, and I was his mechanic. John D'Angelo's was a little older than this one (memory is saying 1973, but could be 1974) and was one of the hard-core eco freaks in town. Thus his selling off his 72 Honda Z600 for one of these. I remember his had a propane heater in it, where you'd screw one of the Coleman bottles into the heater, and I only remember three batteries under the seat. And once your mileage ran past the 25 mile mark, you could count on your top speed dropping. By the 35 mile point, you were crawling home.
Cat... "Yeah I'll check it out, but first I need to clean my ass." Hilarious creatures.
I saw the cat too lol
*"This is the most fun I've ever had barely moving."*
The cat licking his ass during the intro...best car channel on YT hands down
"this is so fun"
"WHO WOULD BUY THESE?"
I bet it stinks down there.
I would... And put a 600 cc gas engine in it.
I have one!
@@1D10CRACY Have a quick sniff. I bet it stinks down there.
Simone Giertz has one of those... ruclips.net/video/hXzcIoq2ing/видео.html
Nice Bonus: It can be used as a computer mouse: ruclips.net/video/QDSEpjjavhY/видео.html
Next on Aging Wheels... I bought a citicar.
I want to see this thing on Laurie's Mechanical Marvels, but he's more into diesel and steam.
they're only $6,000
"20 MILES AN HOUR"
my electric scooter:
"I do 24 HAH"
my two stoke motorized bicycle: *does almost 40* lol
hey your electric scooter has better aerodynamic properties then that city car so obviously it can go faster
24 mph... what is it, 38.6 km/h? Sorry, I can do it peddling my 23-kilogram (50.7 lbs) very un-aerodynamic bicycle with my legs. On a good road and with a tailwind but still. My friends who ride lightweight (17 lbs) racing bicycles can do 25 mph uphill in crosswinds.
@@IgnatSolovey yeah but sadly your bicycle's are slightly more state of the art tech then a simple amusement park like that old cheese wedge
When the voltameter's on empty, the battery's been stolen.
0:43 apparently these cars also came equipped with their very own cat tail. Very innovative for its time indeed!
Shut up
It's for balance
Given the opportunity, I would buy one of these in a heartbeat. Throw a couple Ebike batteries in parallel and you are off. It is also probably one of the few cars ever built that today is even easier to maintain as you can 3d print your own body pannels.
Nobody:
That one cat in the background:
*licks it’s balls*
A LONE KITTY LICKING IT'S BALLS.
0:35 this
r/UselessNobody.
Well, they're not going to lick themselves!
I was 'Ahh look, a nice ca... ffuck it's munching on it's love plums now... DIRTY BASTARD!!!!'
If you dare to drive this, you will get killed in a fender bender
if the car infront of you has a blowback, youll flip
Do all your cars crash?
It has a roll cage and full frame. Stronger then it looks.
Like a smart car
@@austinbartose6527 Here is your answer to crashing in a Smart Car: ruclips.net/video/mnI-LiKCtuE/видео.html
I was surprised, the passenger compartment is well protected.
If they came out with a updated version of this, I’d buy it.
me 2
Just convert an old golf cart, couldn't be much worse than what they have here haha.
0:27 The Citicar has a top speed of 35mph. A domestic cat can run at speeds of up to 30mph. So we're basically looking at 2 vehicles in the same performance class.
One major difference is a brushed motor produces DC current, whereas a brushed cat produces only static.
" I ca-chunk too quickly " finally got me
how did they find 4000 people to buy it simple from how fun it looks to drive that's how I figure
0:43: And some models sport a tail that mimics that of a living cat!
7:35 "I wish I could honk at them but the horn doesn't work" XD
If it worked, the car would probably slow down every time you honked it..
I'd want to put a London Underground whistle on it. Search on youtube. They're so obnoxious and sound like a toy train but much louder. Perfect for this car.
Nah it would draw too much current.
That looks like a fun toy, should be a modern more reliable version made. I like the idea of using off the shelf batteries to run it.
Fun fact these were the most produced electric car until the Tesla came out.
I'd say there are more street legal golf carts in the world than these though
its clear some money exchanged hands to get these things certified
Uh... Nisaan LEAF?
EV1?
Not true, Melex cars were. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melex
@@ajuc005 It's a freaking golf car...
"This... Oh cmon no one's that desperate"
Well played, you, well played
Contactors clicking, yellow, electric,
man, it's a tram!
The amount of times I have rewatched this cheese wedge centered video is too much
"Electric Cheese Wedge From the 70's" is such a good description
You’re giggling while driving was so funny. Doubly so because you own a Wego.
0:46
The car has a tail
what a great Feature !
Read your comment in your avatars voice 😂
Ngl this thing is unironically awesome and I would love if some niche car company created a refreshed version, some may argue the Renault Twizy exists but it doesn't have the same aesthetic, that cheese wedge shape is to die for
*I found that car in my city, i live in Poland, i couldn't find the name of it, untill now! Thanks! ❤️*
Gdzie? W jakim mieście? Na polskich tablicach? Kiedy?
W Żorach, bez tablic, w zeszłym roku ;)
you should've searched for "city car"
that thing has overtones from the movie "Total Recall"....the johnnycab...
A 1970s Prius made from melted down Legos? Sign me up
I haven't seen in my whole life a car analyst having this much fun driving
.
its nice to see him genuinely having fun driving that, makes me want to have one
1:19 I can see the kitty's tail under the front end.
A long time ago, I think one of these was featured on "The Partridge Family" tv shows. They wanted to hire a driver for the bus, but the lady they tried out had her own electric.
By the standards of the 1970s that car wasn't so bad
Right at the time the national speed limit was 55
This would make seem a 1975 Chevelle look like Rolls Royce
Perhaps would work with Chrysler's
How many ashtrays and lighters does it have? 🤣 No 8 track option=epic fail
"This is a step below golf cart..."
I wonder how many surviving Citi/Comutacars have been modified using modern golf car controllers, motors, etc., and how much they can be modded before legal definitions get in the way!
A hot rod Citicar!
You had a genuine blast making this and I love it
I remember my doctor had one. He was ahead of his time environmentally. They were manufactured a hundred miles from here so you saw more!than average numbers.
I had no idea they were so primitive, not to mention dangerous and uncomfortable in the Florida sun and heat.
When I was a kid in the early 80s, one of these drove past my school bus stop every morning in the DC area. That guy was dailying his Citicar.
In recent years the philosophical offspring, the Buddy, got about 1000 takers in Norway. It's got a lot about the same range and a lot more speed though, topping out at about 55.
One wonders what you could do by fitting one of these things with a decent motor and more/better/lighter batteries. Hello, Rich Rebuilds! You have a spare Zero motor...
The joy the car’s absurdity brings you is infectious. You’re my best find on RUclips in 2021! Please make more Under Dunn content too.
I love this car. It must have great aerodynamics (as if the would matter much at this speed), and it must have at least some downforce thanks to like 70% of the body beeing a slope.
The solution with the gas pedal is also very loveable, and the misleading voltmeter is also great. I think this car would make our electronics professor cringe.
This car needs to have a comeback, some companys revive old sports cars, like the alpine, but this is what humanity really wants to see revived.
Terrible aerodynamics. That flat backend would just create a huge low pressure area. That would have the effect of pulling backwards on the car. For aerodynamic think teardrop shape. It's way more complicated than that but it's a start.
@@9HighFlyer9 Thank you, I totally forgot about this.
But for spares you just head to Jaycar.
Is that the car that Simone Giertz turned into a computer mouse?
Not the exact same one, but the same model.
Yep
I love how you got slightly manic in this thing.
Hardtsonfire the car comes with built in laughing gas dispenser to make up for the lack of features
Perhaps he was beginning to suffer from ozone poisoning due to the continuous arcing of the brushed DC motor. (offered unseriously)
He had a cheese high
Imagine how long a Tesla Model S could run on a single charge if it only had a 3.5hp motor.
I mean, a Tesla is about ten times as heavy as this thing, so that’s not the best comparison.
Not gonna make a Tesla move, the motor would burn before you get it rolling.
Finally someone making fin of my older brother
zero, it won't be able to move an inch with 3.5hp
@@alexm566: That depends entirely on the gear ratio.
6:24 how did they get people to buy these?
6:32 This is so much fun!
8:10
It looks so much like a piece of cheese that the cat is simply waiting for the mice to come along...
I remember these from when I was a kid. They were supposed to be the start of something big…electric cars for everyone were just around the corner. 50+- years later we’re finally starting to see what was “just around the corner”!
This is like a life-size model of something a kid would design that works roughly like a car should work.
This car sounds better than a supercar, it sounds like a turbojet engine.
You had me in stitches, when you said may as well have a squrl breathing down your back, and your wright, you are having to much fun!!
This channel is now dedicated to golf carts and cats. I love it.
"i cachunked too quickly" XDDDDDDDD
Priceless 😆😂😂😂😂😂
I think using Mosfets and a PWM switching controller the throttle design can be improved.
The motor can be changed to brushless motors and the batteries to lithium ions.
Anyway, I came to your channel from "Technology Connections" and found your video informative and funny at the same time.
0:42 that self-adjusting antenna looks like an interesting feature - can we learn more about it?
I just saw an ad for one of these for sale in Hawkins, TX on Facebook marketplace. For a mere $3000 (plus the cost of batteries,) you could own your own cheddar wedge.
When the Trabant actually looks stylish and useful. ;)
All aside, I can imagine someone replacing the lead acid batteries with laptop batteries to reduce weight and increase range.
That was the major failing of electric cars. Until maybe about 20 years ago, the battery technology just wasn't there.
According to my dad, it sounds like the Evel Knievel toy stunt cycle launcher he had as a kid.
Your dad is right. I had that launcher, with the motorcycle, and the rocket.
Ironically this is basically another toy from the 70's.
your Dad is def right
In 1984 I lived in Woodgate Manor in Gainesville and the security guy at the entrance drove one of these. Wasn't a gated neighborhood he just sat in a booth watching people come and go. About 4 months before we moved I stopped seeing him there anymore. Was cool seeing this video it brought back a few memories. 👍
Finally a car that matches how I feel inside. Annoying, useless and also a piece of cheese.
You might say, it stands alone
That was the cringiest thing I've ever laid my eyes on
6:10 You will never catch me Krabs, not when I shift into *MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE!*
I remember when these came out during the energy crisis. People were backed up for blocks at any gas station that had gas. These were not such a bad idea at the time.
The only thing that bothers me is that a Tuk Tuk, or an Auto Rickshaw, is basically the same size but WAY more practical. Just make one with doors and you're golden. Why do all these weird little triangular 70s cars. I opened Wiki and Tuktuks were all over the world after 1940s, not just the Asia, Spain, Portugal, Italy, England, everyone had them. USA had their own, Westcoaster Malister, just needed a better transmission, according to Bajaj engineers, who are the biggest rickshaw producers in the world.
This makes the Cybertruck look like an elegant work of art... YIKES.