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car
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That one car with wheels
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Uh the Lo Res Car?
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it’s just a triangular prism with lasers on it, don’t worry it isn’t a car 
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Uh am i the only guy that is not confusing him?
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yall are so wrong its an inverted tail light
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Yes
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Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis Mobile
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Real
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Brother…
He needs to know
Its a legit Lo Res car
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Yesla’s new Taslas EV.
Has a secret nuclear rocket and jet combo engine to orbit the Earth, though the police say it’s illegal and ‘looks too alien’. Screw the haters though.
It has one seat, and can go around 300 miles on a single charge (without filling its jet and rocket fuel/oxygen tanks, and Yesla has said that they are still working on improving the car’s battery capacity). Suspiciously, Yesla has said that “The wheels may not be capable of providing sufficient traction to move the vehicle. Alternate forms of transportation may be used.”
It does appear to have wheels, but, those may be fake covers for the nuclear jet and rocket combo engine. It could also mean that the combo engine is so efficient, it makes the car hover (Yesla has no comment for if the car could hover).
Any other characteristic is unknown. Car reviewers have said it had done the impossible challenging of orbiting Earth in a single-stage to orbit car, but, they have implied that it still can’t drive on its wheels.
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This is the car that Elon husk stole the design of
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If you’re talking about the Cybertruck then the Citroen Karin and the Aston Martin Bulldog are more likely since the Lo Res Car was presented after the design of the Cybertruck was made.
Citroen Karin
Aston Martin Bulldog
Nerd moment
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So this is what the cars of the future will look like… not that great of a step forward in my opinion (already an old timer).
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Actually they were made in the 1980s
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Bruh, thought they were made in the 2020’s lol. Guess the 90’s did predict some of our future.
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