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The Next Generation Delivery Vehicle that the USPS ordered is legit the most fucked up thing you'll ever see in your life.

Whoever did this should be hurt

NO YOU ARE ALL WRONG THIS IS INCREDIBLE

You're telling me the mail service is handing you this highly accessible Akira Toriyama-esque piece of gold and you're spitting in their faces?!?!

Not only that, they have more cargo space for mail, have a larger front front windshield so they'll be able to see better as they drive, and they're electric!

Plus, you know how old the previous trucks were? Half of em didn't have A/C.

I'm glad they're investing in the postal service, especially considering they've been trying to nerf it for years now and pushing us to use private delivery companies that are worse and for-profit.

In fact I want MORE cars that look like this! I hope every car in the future looks like this!

Why hate on this lil guy when Tesla is right there to hate on? My poor lil guy ;(

Luigi Colani Trucks

OTAL One Ton Amphibious Land Rover, 1965. A prototype built for the Australian army based on a Land Rover One Ton with a six cylinder petrol engine. The cab, wings and rear body are aluminium watertight compartments and all possible space was stuffed with expanded foam for buoyancy. Propulsion and steering was by the tyres. The vehicle went to Australia for trials but was never accepted and returned to the UK. More recently it was fully restored and forms part of the Dunsfold Collection

Luigi Colani

Chevrolet

MAD MAX: FURY ROAD

Screw-propelled vehicle

Siemans Innotruck Concept, 2012, by Colani. An experimental prototype based on Colani’s earlier Supertruck concept of 2006. The project imagined the truck as a mobile energy source that augments and also stabilises fluctuations in regional power systems which draw their energy from renewable sources. It also serves as a mobile charging point for electric vehicles.

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British Half Tracks First image - AEC Matador Second image - AEC Matador Third image - Austin Fourth image - Bedford

Sherman

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