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Title: Is this the future for driving? Post by austranger on May 15th, 2014 at 9:28am
How do you think you would go driving with this?
It's a new Mercedes. Personally, I don't fancy it at all, imagine an emergency situation with no wheel to hang onto, or going into a slide? No pedals either, it's all on the yoke. Maybe the younger gen's would do OK, but.........? :o |
Title: Re: Is this the future for driving? Post by cods on May 15th, 2014 at 9:49am
r.u.sure thats not a boeing 747?...I love it.. I wish my lounge room looked like that... or maybe the laundry..just walk in press a button push a joy stick is it called...and bobs your uncle all done..
all with one hand.. what do you do with the other hand???.. |
Title: Re: Is this the future for driving? Post by austranger on May 15th, 2014 at 10:09am
Other hand? ::)
Given the price of a new Merc, you'd probably be searching the ash-tray for small-change, or playing with something blonde and bumpy! ;D This is the full car. |
Title: Re: Is this the future for driving? Post by Frances on May 15th, 2014 at 10:15am
Imagine trying to keep that interior clean....
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Title: Re: Is this the future for driving? Post by austranger on May 15th, 2014 at 10:23am Frances wrote on May 15th, 2014 at 10:15am:
Easy, as long as you keep the child-proof locks engaged! ;D Although, I wouldn't let my brother near it either, he spontaneously generates mess even with empty hands and pockets, d*mned if I know how he does that! ;D |
Title: Re: Is this the future for driving? Post by The Heartless Felon on May 16th, 2014 at 5:35am
Does it come in left-handed?
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Title: Re: Is this the future for driving? Post by sherri on May 16th, 2014 at 8:48am
Still no dedicated spot to put the handbag! :(
I like it but I am not that sure about mercs. They've got all the cred, I know, but get this. One of my friends bought a new one about 11 years back. I disgraced myself as when I hopped in, I said nice car, what is it, a Honda? me having no experience with high end cars and all. :-/ Or even brand new cars, for that matter. ;D But anyway, fast forward to about 12 months ago. My friend's car was in need of a major service, which normally costs about $5000 apparently. She wanted to trade it in but it developed a major problem that would cost thousands to fix. End result: She only got about $5000 trade in for the 10 year old car. At least, I think it was $5k, it may have been only $2k. My 15 year old Toyota corolla could do better than that. So I'll wait for the Toyota or Honda versions of the car, thanks. ;) |
Title: Re: Is this the future for driving? Post by Frances on May 16th, 2014 at 8:51am
I'm just curious about what that thing sticking up out of the recess in the door is.....
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Title: Re: Is this the future for driving? Post by cods on May 16th, 2014 at 9:34am
it is beautiful but probably like most things totally useless... I knew a lady whos husband owned a classic car rental business...and every once in a while she went out in the Bently...it drove her mad.. she could only park it a million miles from any other car...she didnt dare drive over a road with loose gravel on it.. she went home with a massive headache when ever she used it..afraid someone would run up the back of her...
who needs that? my old battered camry still does it for me.. |
Title: Re: Is this the future for driving? Post by Frances on May 16th, 2014 at 9:40am sherri wrote on May 16th, 2014 at 8:48am:
OK then. We are thinking about getting a new car, so I guess we should cross Mercedes-Benz off the list..... |
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