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I know it's just a "what if," but in reality a vehicle like that would never be used as a bus or commercial vehicle. Way too many doors... too much wear and tear on the individual doors, too expensive to manufacture and to keep all those doors working over time. A design like that, with an individual door for every seat, would never make production. Maybe a fun concept, but nowhere even close to reality. There's a reason why a bus has a central aisle and only one or two doors.

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C'mon kids,time for school! Your limo's here! :lol:

Yeah,it's nice,but not in this country. Around here,they can't decide to put seat belts on a bus. Or who's going to pat for it.

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C'mon kids,time for school! Your limo's here! :lol:

Yeah,it's nice,but not in this country. Around here,they can't decide to put seat belts on a bus. Or who's going to pat for it.

I can see this being used here in America, Palm Springs Hollywood, Beverly Hills, ect.

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I see they're running it on a very flat runway. Low clearance, and long wheelbase make for unpleasant scraping noises beneath the middle passengers.

I happen to like that dragging sound...along with the resulting spark shower. :lol: JK You know a mini trucker had to rib ya on that one.

This is one cool ride. I wish they had they back in my day.

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