I want this! 69 Mustang of the FUTURE
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Bring it, there would be a large market for it, but unfortunately, it'd be expensive.
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If it don't fly I don't want it.
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Obviously not available in a "gently used" version, at this point- guess you'll have to wait!
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Mine I payed for already,.. so I'll keep it. It's stupid fast and the halo light has been fixed. Daughter turned 16 and drives it. Bought the Challenger a couple years ago and now momma won't give it up. Seems like every car I have, I don't get to drive! My G2 VTR-S should be here in a couple months and my son will want that. I can't win!
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Well that new stinger is nothing to frown on...
That is moms winter car
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You trying to kill crowds of people?
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Agreed, I'd love to be able to program what my car can and cannot do.
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Agreed, I'd love to be able to program what my car can and cannot do.
And I'd like to be able to set my clock...
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And I'd like to be able to set my clock...
Well, we all have our issues
I don't want to have to set my clock, I want it to sync...
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So, some (many) years ago, when I was still young and thought I could do anything, and I was working as a computer programmer, I always thought about making a fully-electronic car. I mean even get rid of the steering wheel and throttle pedal. Make it run off a joy stick like a jet fighter. Did some basic designs and stuff, but I was making like $3/hr and computers weren't up to snuff yet. (Think mid-80's - still TRS-80s, IBM-XTs, and Commodores). I think we'll eventually get there. But instead of Joysticks, we'll just input the address we are going to in the GPS and the car will drive the entire way.
