Yeah, I'm also glad it's AI. It would not be worth doing this to an actual Cadillac for a joke, it's nice that I have have it visualized without harming a real car in the process
One person I know claimed to have run calculations, and found that the tire dust alone was putting out more pollution than the tires and tailpipe of the average gas car. Idk where they got their numbers or how that could work out, since the average gas car in America is a large truck.
Maybe the turtle sits down next to a certain rock, where the people have built a drawbridge.
Maybe the turtle lowers his head to whoever he finds worthy, and lifts them up in his mouth to place them on his back. The unworthy get the same invitation, but they end up crunched.
Ah, so any specific color. Yeah, that makes more sense.
Something I've heard from people in my life is that once you have a nicer car with all the creature comforts, it is really hard to go back. Strong air conditioning, extra comfy seats, quiet driving or the right kind of loud driving are all hard to give up.
I wish I had a one car garage, in which any car I can think of would appear. I can drive it as long as I want, and park it back into the magic garage. I close the door. I think of a different car, open the door, and boom, there's that car.
No storage, no insurance, every car is always fully charged or fully fueled. Bikes, trucks, anything that fits in a normal garage. (No limos, tanks, battleships)
Edit, hmm, this one is not so simple. Seems a one-liner would be better for a quick response
Anything becomes a word if enough people write it, and write it regularly enough that everyone else knows what the writer is trying to convey everytime.
Every comparison I've ever seen puts the new car as far, far more expensive than used.
Do two cars have to be different models and different years? Can it work out to compare the same trim level of the same car, and have the new one cost less overall than the used one?
I've never figured for any warranty in my car buying, so I'm playing a whole different ballgame here. I just go by advertised price, average gas milage, and how expensive is it when it breaks?
Lemmy is not a "they" who did this. Lemmy is the platform on which a user decided to share their canvas idea thing. Anyone who is not interested in this idea can block the person who posted it and any community where they see the same idea again.
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Seems like it's time to make an updated depiction