It’s like the took the front of a new Beetle and the arse-end of a new TT, and mashed it up until they ended up with something that was almost, but not entirely pure shite.
The other two Bitsushitti concepts are pure crap too.
Have these award–winning cars even shipped yet? I certainly haven’t see one.
Here’s mine, created with Italian flair and passion with in the groovy video configurator, that will now keep you entertained for far too long at work. Obviously it’s black.
I’d actually buy that car, I really would.
Again with teh sexee pillarless design. Also note the big steering wheel, giving access to the ever-growing infosytems in cars these days. Probably a tiny bit safer than the dodgy sideways glances caused by hybrid drive “monitoring” in a Prius.
Looks well, but they don’t actually seem to be getting anywhere.
No, I haven’t put all that weight back on again. This is the Colossus that cracked German ciphers during WWII, rebuilt over an incredible 14 years in Bletchley Park. Valves an’ all!
I’m going to London in February to buy a whole new set of clothes, so poor old T is going to be dragged all the way to Milton Keynes. :)
God, do you remember when you drank enough beer for this to be cool?
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