Either this car thinks it’s Batman, or someone is inordinately worried about nicks and dents. (Spotted in Kensington.)
London car: rubber car
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WOW. I can’t believe someone went to all that trouble.
I once saw a Mini in Edmonton that had been completely panelled with carpeting.
What you don’t know is: The driver is laminated, in case it rains.
and their house is vacuum sealed, in case of plague.
Someone should design a house that’s built like a Thermos. When it reaches the perfect temperature, you screw on the lid, and then the house is comfortable in every season.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/29/realestate/the-passive-house-in-new-york-city.html
Until you want to leave the house I guess.
That may be what the young people these days mean when they talk about carbon fibre. (It’s lighter, so your tiny-engined car will be a mean street-racing machine. Honest. But it’s also very expensive, so things that look a bit like it are popular too.)