it is a willam Fourgonnette pickup
I found the ibishu pigeon from beamng.drive
2 days ago by IsaacscatNala to c/pcgaming
Senal 5 points 2 days ago
This exists, though I don't think it's available in the US.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kei_truck
I vaguely recall talk of safety standards or something, but that might have just been propaganda, no idea.
Edit: according to that page they are, in fact, available in the US
Junkers_Klunker 4 points 2 days ago
Yea safety generally is pretty abysmal in these cars (technically quadracycles or something similar here in Europe). Kei cars/trucks is something different, they’re quite a bit bigger than this and they’re closer (in construction and design) to normal cars, quadracycles (in Europe) generally use industrial engines like those found on ride-on lawnmowers and a cvt/torque converter like those on scooters. But this doesn’t matter as my comment were about people being real about their needs.
IsaacscatNala 1 point a day ago
yup
titanicx -1 points 2 days ago
In no way could I fit the tools I use daily in this, no way I could fit the extra stuff I need for a new job in it. No way I could use this for a trip, I could barely fit basic camping supplies in it. This would be great if I only needed to go 20 miles around me, and not really carry anything. But yes, is mostly useless.
Onomatopoeia 8 points 2 days ago
You get the upvote for "Mach fuck"
wyldrstallyns 12 points 2 days ago
I hope it putters jouncily along, like the Richard Scarry work truck it is. 🥰
(I wonder if a mascot costume'd fit on the driver while in the cab, though. Hmm.)
wyldrstallyns 4 points 2 days ago
Sorry about that. Does this work? It's the book listing on Penguin Randomhouse's store page. 🤞🏼 (Richard Scarry's "Busy Busy Cars and Trucks")
IsaacscatNala 2 points a day ago
theres a 4 wheel config
fireweed 3 points 2 days ago
I wanted to learn more about this little guy, and found this amazing fact (emphasis mine):
LAWIL was Italy’s primary Microcar made in the 1970s. The LAWIL sold better in France where it was called the Willam. [...] This car was popular in France because it could be driven by people who did not have a driver’s license. [...] Top speed: 45mph.
(Source)
SaveTheTuaHawk 3 points 2 days ago
Dui car.
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If people were realistic about their needs (and the auto industry actually listened) they would be driving something like this instead of the Micro-Penis F3500 CurbStomper.
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