How to reintroduce one of Communism's most horrible cars to the 21st century? Make is an all-electric, solar-powered version.That'll work.
Tuesday, 18 August 2009
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How to reintroduce one of Communism's most horrible cars to the 21st century? Make is an all-electric, solar-powered version.That'll work.
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Couldn't make an electric Moskvich. The floorboards would rust through in a month, and then the electrical bits would short out.
ReplyDeleteCommienism to the rescue!
It's nice of the com-bloc to develop content for upcoming episodes of Top Gear. I can't wait to see what Clarkson has to say about this little dream car in a road test.
ReplyDeleteToo easy. Like shooting fish in a barrel. Unless some Party apartachik made off with the fish. And the barrel. And, naturally, your schewtin' iern.
ReplyDeleteAs an aside, the daughter of a former coworker, a representative of the mostly-out-of-diapers demographic (the daughter, not the coworker), has learned to point to mini-micro-cars on the road and exclaim, "There's a clown car! Where's the clown?" Kid makes her daddy very proud.