Here’s the full image from that post:
Everything about this seems like a self-own. Tiny car with plastic door handles, shitty 13" Autozone alloy wheels with bicycle tires, rubber trim everywhere. There’s rust on the C pillar, FFS. Of everything they could have done here, they went with a tiny Soviet-built Fiat clone? No “Real American” would ever drive anything like that.
He’s getting us ready for dicey, near zero safety features, low-tier autos we should expect to see in our dystopian future.
Maybe forced to; auto industry “political contributions” will hobble mass transit.
Oh, if only they were that good.
The tire valve caps they stock though are okay; let’s give Autozone that.
Ah, but can they withstand a 3,632°F, Lithium-Ion battery fire?
Hmmm… “Paging Adam Savage, Adam Savage to the blue courtesy phone…”
“Stupid boomer”? 70% of Cybertruck owners are not boomers. Also, the greatest percentage of buyers, 30%, fall in the 40 to 49 years old range.
I was saying the Autozone wheels are better than what Ladas come with. 
No - all of them were second hand so unlikely we would have been on a mailing list. Damn though; that sounds very cool!
…and 100% of them fall in the unbelievably stupid range.
The literature (pamphlets and booklets) were as clever as their advertising back then, which was first rate. I don’t know how my folks felt about them, but, speaking for myself, the stuff they sent made me feel as if our family was in a cool but very unstuffy club.
Very fletching.
If you haven’t tried it, don’t nock it.
