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Jeep Huricane - is this a production vehicle
Jeep Huricane - is this a production vehicle
Jeep Huricane - is this a production vehicle
or a concept car as stated in the description of the video
* w w w .ubiq.tv/view,jeep-huricane,135.html
i.e. I have seen other videos of this car, and it seems
that the 'everyday Joe' is riding it, therefore would
have bought it someplace -but I cannot find
any commercial information about this car?
Jeep Huricane - is this a production vehicle
or a concept car as stated in the description of the video
* w w w .ubiq.tv/view,jeep-huricane,135.html
i.e. I have seen other videos of this car, and it seems
that the 'everyday Joe' is riding it, therefore would
have bought it someplace -but I cannot find
any commercial information about this car?
Re: Jeep Huricane - is this a production vehicle
Your link clearly indicates the car as a Concept Car.
How can you tell if the car is driven by a test driver or an "everyday Joe?"
"dre" <drdre@usa169 . com > wrote in message
news:fdmjpq$4o7$1@node1.news.atman.pl...
> Jeep Huricane - is this a production vehicle
> or a concept car as stated in the description of the video
> * w w w .ubiq.tv/view,jeep-huricane,135.html
> i.e. I have seen other videos of this car, and it seems
> that the 'everyday Joe' is riding it, therefore would
> have bought it someplace -but I cannot find
> any commercial information about this car?
>
Your link clearly indicates the car as a Concept Car.
How can you tell if the car is driven by a test driver or an "everyday Joe?"
"dre" <drdre@usa169 . com > wrote in message
news:fdmjpq$4o7$1@node1.news.atman.pl...
> Jeep Huricane - is this a production vehicle
> or a concept car as stated in the description of the video
> * w w w .ubiq.tv/view,jeep-huricane,135.html
> i.e. I have seen other videos of this car, and it seems
> that the 'everyday Joe' is riding it, therefore would
> have bought it someplace -but I cannot find
> any commercial information about this car?
>
Re: Jeep Huricane - is this a production vehicle
Didn't we establish already that "everyday Joes" wore their baseball caps on
back to front ?
Dave
"Jeff Strickland" <crwlr@verizon . net > wrote in message
news:tGALi.15768$Im1.11629@trnddc01...
> Your link clearly indicates the car as a Concept Car.
>
> How can you tell if the car is driven by a test driver or an "everyday
Joe?"
>
>
>
>
>
> "dre" <drdre@usa169 . com > wrote in message
> news:fdmjpq$4o7$1@node1.news.atman.pl...
> > Jeep Huricane - is this a production vehicle
> > or a concept car as stated in the description of the video
> > * w w w .ubiq.tv/view,jeep-huricane,135.html
> > i.e. I have seen other videos of this car, and it seems
> > that the 'everyday Joe' is riding it, therefore would
> > have bought it someplace -but I cannot find
> > any commercial information about this car?
> >
>
Didn't we establish already that "everyday Joes" wore their baseball caps on
back to front ?
Dave
"Jeff Strickland" <crwlr@verizon . net > wrote in message
news:tGALi.15768$Im1.11629@trnddc01...
> Your link clearly indicates the car as a Concept Car.
>
> How can you tell if the car is driven by a test driver or an "everyday
Joe?"
>
>
>
>
>
> "dre" <drdre@usa169 . com > wrote in message
> news:fdmjpq$4o7$1@node1.news.atman.pl...
> > Jeep Huricane - is this a production vehicle
> > or a concept car as stated in the description of the video
> > * w w w .ubiq.tv/view,jeep-huricane,135.html
> > i.e. I have seen other videos of this car, and it seems
> > that the 'everyday Joe' is riding it, therefore would
> > have bought it someplace -but I cannot find
> > any commercial information about this car?
> >
>
Re: Jeep Huricane - is this a production vehicle
<grin>
"Dave Milne" <jeep@_removethisbit_milne.info> wrote in message
news:dJALi.344810$p7.273703@fe2.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
> Didn't we establish already that "everyday Joes" wore their baseball caps
> on
> back to front ?
>
> Dave
>
>
> "Jeff Strickland" <crwlr@verizon . net > wrote in message
> news:tGALi.15768$Im1.11629@trnddc01...
>> Your link clearly indicates the car as a Concept Car.
>>
>> How can you tell if the car is driven by a test driver or an "everyday
> Joe?"
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> "dre" <drdre@usa169 . com > wrote in message
>> news:fdmjpq$4o7$1@node1.news.atman.pl...
>> > Jeep Huricane - is this a production vehicle
>> > or a concept car as stated in the description of the video
>> > * w w w .ubiq.tv/view,jeep-huricane,135.html
>> > i.e. I have seen other videos of this car, and it seems
>> > that the 'everyday Joe' is riding it, therefore would
>> > have bought it someplace -but I cannot find
>> > any commercial information about this car?
>> >
>>
>
>
<grin>
"Dave Milne" <jeep@_removethisbit_milne.info> wrote in message
news:dJALi.344810$p7.273703@fe2.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
> Didn't we establish already that "everyday Joes" wore their baseball caps
> on
> back to front ?
>
> Dave
>
>
> "Jeff Strickland" <crwlr@verizon . net > wrote in message
> news:tGALi.15768$Im1.11629@trnddc01...
>> Your link clearly indicates the car as a Concept Car.
>>
>> How can you tell if the car is driven by a test driver or an "everyday
> Joe?"
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> "dre" <drdre@usa169 . com > wrote in message
>> news:fdmjpq$4o7$1@node1.news.atman.pl...
>> > Jeep Huricane - is this a production vehicle
>> > or a concept car as stated in the description of the video
>> > * w w w .ubiq.tv/view,jeep-huricane,135.html
>> > i.e. I have seen other videos of this car, and it seems
>> > that the 'everyday Joe' is riding it, therefore would
>> > have bought it someplace -but I cannot find
>> > any commercial information about this car?
>> >
>>
>
>
Re: Jeep Huricane - is this a production vehicle
Concept, will never see the light of day production-wise.
"dre" <drdre@usa169 . com > wrote in message
news:fdmjpq$4o7$1@node1.news.atman.pl...
> Jeep Huricane - is this a production vehicle
> or a concept car as stated in the description of the video
> * w w w .ubiq.tv/view,jeep-huricane,135.html
> i.e. I have seen other videos of this car, and it seems
> that the 'everyday Joe' is riding it, therefore would
> have bought it someplace -but I cannot find
> any commercial information about this car?
>
Concept, will never see the light of day production-wise.
"dre" <drdre@usa169 . com > wrote in message
news:fdmjpq$4o7$1@node1.news.atman.pl...
> Jeep Huricane - is this a production vehicle
> or a concept car as stated in the description of the video
> * w w w .ubiq.tv/view,jeep-huricane,135.html
> i.e. I have seen other videos of this car, and it seems
> that the 'everyday Joe' is riding it, therefore would
> have bought it someplace -but I cannot find
> any commercial information about this car?
>
Re: Jeep Huricane - is this a production vehicle
Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
> Concept, will never see the light of day production-wise.
Mebby not, but it was at the State Fair auto show this year.
:) I got to sit in it. Sadly, I did not bring my camera
this year. :(
The neat thing was if you looked real close at the tires you
could tell someone was burning rubber recently. Telltail rubber
lips on the lugs. That and the suspension, body work interior
etc are all real. Unlike some concepts that use cheap plastic.
The underside had beauty marks so someone had driven it over
a fairly decent obstacle (and got close to stuck)
They said it was "production capable" Now all it takes is a few
hundred thousand customers to make it a reality.
--
DougW
Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
> Concept, will never see the light of day production-wise.
Mebby not, but it was at the State Fair auto show this year.
:) I got to sit in it. Sadly, I did not bring my camera
this year. :(
The neat thing was if you looked real close at the tires you
could tell someone was burning rubber recently. Telltail rubber
lips on the lugs. That and the suspension, body work interior
etc are all real. Unlike some concepts that use cheap plastic.
The underside had beauty marks so someone had driven it over
a fairly decent obstacle (and got close to stuck)
They said it was "production capable" Now all it takes is a few
hundred thousand customers to make it a reality.
--
DougW
Re: Jeep Huricane - is this a production vehicle
"DougW" <I.only.read.usenet@invalid.address> wrote in message
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> Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
>> Concept, will never see the light of day production-wise.
>
> Mebby not, but it was at the State Fair auto show this year.
> :) I got to sit in it. Sadly, I did not bring my camera
> this year. :(
>
> The neat thing was if you looked real close at the tires you
> could tell someone was burning rubber recently. Telltail rubber
> lips on the lugs.
That's from doing it's "spinning" thing. Really scuffs up the tires.
That and the suspension, body work interior
> etc are all real. Unlike some concepts that use cheap plastic.
> The underside had beauty marks so someone had driven it over
> a fairly decent obstacle (and got close to stuck)
It's several years old, I imagine it's been driven quite a bit...
>
> They said it was "production capable" Now all it takes is a few
> hundred thousand customers to make it a reality.
First it's gotta get past the legal dept, which I doubt it will in its
concept configuration.
"DougW" <I.only.read.usenet@invalid.address> wrote in message
news:A1BLi.124796$Vk6.93397@newsfe07.phx...
> Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
>> Concept, will never see the light of day production-wise.
>
> Mebby not, but it was at the State Fair auto show this year.
> :) I got to sit in it. Sadly, I did not bring my camera
> this year. :(
>
> The neat thing was if you looked real close at the tires you
> could tell someone was burning rubber recently. Telltail rubber
> lips on the lugs.
That's from doing it's "spinning" thing. Really scuffs up the tires.
That and the suspension, body work interior
> etc are all real. Unlike some concepts that use cheap plastic.
> The underside had beauty marks so someone had driven it over
> a fairly decent obstacle (and got close to stuck)
It's several years old, I imagine it's been driven quite a bit...
>
> They said it was "production capable" Now all it takes is a few
> hundred thousand customers to make it a reality.
First it's gotta get past the legal dept, which I doubt it will in its
concept configuration.
