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Aito vehicles' manufacturer Seres patents hidden in-car toilet design, sparking debates
(carnewschina.com)
Psh, Rolls Royce had this in the 1950s.
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That’s a wine bottle cooler not a toilet.
Challenge accepted.
Apparently it was both:
Under the back seat was a toilet that was mostly used to keep the champagne chilled
"May I interest you in a glass of my toilet wine?"
What a shitty idea... Imagine smelling that slosh around as you drive around corners.
A hot day with lots of errands but you forgot to clean it out the day before.
Name checks out
That's why there is a window behind the driver.
Could always be railroad style and just dump out on the street.
China may solve the western world's housing crisis with cheap electric vehicles.
I keep thinking why are they building suv evs.
I guess, they could have been solving their own issue and the spillover from such a massive economy.
I'm down, it's closer to Snowcrash and, little mobile homes are cooler than storage units anyway.
Everybody's laughing until they're holding back a dookie like orcs at the gates of Helm's Deep in a traffic jam
Excellent. Because if someone crashes into me, I want to also nearly drown in their shit.
Does China think they're Japan?