Last Saturday, police in Victoria, Australia sell tickets to a woman to drive her Hyundai Palisade without a windshield, rear window, or anything typical at the front of a car – hood, fenders, headlights, things of that nature. I, first of all, think that this woman has done absolutely nothing wrong.
Look at it this way. You are an established 41-year-old woman. You’ve made enough money to own a new Palisade, so it’s likely you’re using this car as a hyundai plan: drag around children, dogs, or other types of smaller creatures. You bought an SUV because you needed space.
But does that mean you have to sacrifice your dream of feeling the breeze on your face? I say no. However, there is no three-row option on the market called “Wrangler” or “Bronco”, how can you enjoy your hair while commuting to work, shopping or going to the wreckers Looking for new body panels?
There’s only one logical solution, and that’s breaking most — but not all — of your front windshield. In fact, take the rear out too. You need to consider the venturi effect and how you are going to suck all the hot air out of the car to allow cool, fresh air in from the front.
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It’s basically a speedster! You can just picture someone behind the wheel of this Palisade, wearing vintage-style driving glasses and gloves, taking part in the race. Mille Miglia like the rest of the automotive world best to do. And the Palisade will excel at that – with the removal of the front fenders, the car’s weight is not only capable of being reduced to superleggera territory, but the weight distribution has been pushed back further for maximum rear grip.
The owner of this Palisade is clearly just an enthusiast, looking for the best performance and driving experience out of his actual crossover. She doesn’t hurt anyone, she just makes her commute a little more enjoyable. Who doesn’t want that?
