Disappearing Car Door

[Naka]

Driving a car with disappearing doors will definitely grab everyone's attention.

http://www.flixxy.com/high-tech-car-door.htm

[Dervish]

Now wouldn't it be cool to drive around in a car like that? I wonder how much it'll cost.

[VeeJay]

You can read more how it was done on this Lincoln here (http://hackedgadgets.com/2007/07/21/disappearing-car-door/)

[Naka]

If it is raining heavily and there is only the driver in it, then I assume the rear seats will get wet necessarily. :eek:

[Dervish]

If it is raining heavily and there is only the driver in it, then I assume the rear seats will get wet necessarily. :eek:
Good point. I didn't think of that. Let's not buy any until they've improvised. :D

[Naka]

Good point. I didn't think of that. Let's not buy any until they've improvised. :D

True, dun buy untill they come out with some sort of a hugh umbrella :D

[mick123]

wonder if the removal of the b-pillar reduces the ridigity of a sedan. :confused:

[VeeJay]

If you refer to the website I had provided, the manufacturer claims that the modified door is stronger than current manufactures and had passed crashed test.

[xinrong]

Driving a car with disappearing doors will definitely grab everyone's attention.

http://www.flixxy.com/high-tech-car-door.htm

It makes opening the car door a pleasure when caught in tight parking. However this car is only for those whose car is spick and span at all times. My car is also a kids' transportation plus work car, therefore I cringe to imagine the horrified expressions of passersby when the car door slides down to reveal water bottles, umbrellas, jackets, books etc. Not to mention the mini-dustbin and shopping bag hangers behind the seats. :eek: