I see these occasionally, usually surrounded by real news stories. I would love to have these options!
And we can't forget the Seniors...
I see these occasionally, usually surrounded by real news stories. I would love to have these options!
And we can't forget the Seniors...
The Toyota Santa Cruz RAV4 Baja and the Hyundai Shelby GR1 have potential 
I like those!
Now I want to build that rav4. lol.
Came in here looking for Joe Isuzu ads.
It's hard to beat the "Trunk Monkey" ads!
I'm glad I'm not the only one that gets a good chuckle out of those.
A few of them remind me of Mitsukoa's lineup: https://www.mitsuoka-motor.com/global/
I love how those cars that are perfect for seniors are definitely not anything like perfect for seniors. So what's with those ads? Are they for car dealers? I never click on them because I assume they come with free malware, or send you to some depressing corner of the internet into which I'd rather not wander.
confuZion3 said:I love how those cars that are perfect for seniors are definitely not anything like perfect for seniors. So what's with those ads? Are they for car dealers? I never click on them because I assume they come with free malware, or send you to some depressing corner of the internet into which I'd rather not wander.
Most of the time they are just click bait fantasy.
Just had to post this twofer.
At left, I know Buick was trying to be more upscale, but they sure haven't hit that upscale.
The thing at right is even more bonkers. Do you always need two people to steer it? What if they try to swerve in different directions?
“The price may surprise you!”
I don’t click on them either. Also, why does that quadtrike have a headlights pointing in?
In reply to David S. Wallens :
Obviously, it's to blind the people behind you with the bright white LED lights. Although you may get blinded too in the process haha.
Did one of the Silverado EV concepts look like that, or is that a Santa Fe in a bow tie?
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