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This will appeal to precisely nobody.
The year was 1992. Chevy Astro vans were decked out as Explorers for kid-hauling duty. The more car-like minivan hadn't quite hit it's prime and the crossover/SUV craze hadn't taken foot in suburbs. I could see this monster making some sales. I mean, the Pontiac Trans Sport/Chevy Lumina Van made some sales and could be stylistic cousins
We’re talking about an era when this thing had sex appeal
Here me out, make it bright yellow and sprays confetti out of the exhaust!
Change your mind?
Honestly seems appropriate for a car named after Columbus. Maybe it's hideous as an art piece? A metacommentary on the horrors of slavery/capitalism?
Isn't that one called Cybertruck?
Beautiful. I want to frame your comment.