Google Produces A Car, Bar Included

Designed to be more of smooth lounge on wheels than a conventional people mover, the ATNMBL will represent a major shift in the auto industry if it was ever to be built. The designers of this obtrusive vehicle are the same ones who design the Google G1 phone for T-Mobile and the XBOX 360 for Microsoft. According to the designers the vehicle is one that does not focus too heavily on style and performance by rather on people's needs.

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Joe_Limon - 7/10/2009 2:43:14 PM

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Lol lack of safety much? I don't think there are to many places in the world where this thing would be legal.

Agent00R - 7/10/2009 3:59:23 PM

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I want to know how well it drives itself!

thstone - 7/10/2009 3:47:37 PM

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WTF? Its a rolling living room!

carguy68 - 7/10/2009 3:52:54 PM

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It's a airport shipping container with furniture inside! lol

Agent00R - 7/10/2009 3:59:02 PM

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You have to admit though, it is cool furniture.

Whelan - 7/10/2009 4:23:17 PM

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Looks like someone put wheels on their sunroom.

WorldofLuxury - 7/11/2009 4:00:02 AM

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I'd like LA to risk spending their money on some well-engineered, well-designed, and very practical and intuitive system of monorails.

Maybe certain cars can combine together when they meet and go in the same direction. Maybe the supporting structures can absorb the vibrations from the monorail trains, the pedestrians and cars, and some earth shaking to power the LED street lights in the train and out in the nearby streets.
So many of these ideas have become feasible by now.

LA was the first to make a profit out of the Olympics, but they rejected the damn monorail systems and instead added on to traditional train tracks that eventually got removed in a few decades.
I hope Chicago can think of something... I want our country to be rich again. :(
Can Google help us? Please?!?!?!

WorldofLuxury - 7/11/2009 4:07:39 AM

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I don't think we're ready for Minority Report, yet.

My car already gives me three different routes through its GPS. I think I'd still prefer some of the exercise I get from moving a hoolahoop and pressing some pedals and moving a stick.

truckman - 7/13/2009 4:06:02 AM

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Google has money to burn,lol What a waste of money! I like the solar panels on the roof, and the navigation system sounds great, other than that it is art, Google I will make you a car that will work!