As Cute of a Car as You Will See -- Why not Market It?

   It's as nice-looking of a car as you will see, a little solar-powered cutie built back in 2014 for racing across Australia.

   Why not sell it, make a production model and let the public buy it? Now, there have been many cars built for and raced in the World Solar Challenge before and since, but it is that little car from 2014 that caught my attention. It competed in the Cruiser Class, which was for cars offering passenger seats and being street legal.

   Yeah, you got it: Cars that were practical-enough to be sold to the public.

   The ThyssenKrupp PowerCore Sun Cruiser, built by students of Bochum University in Germany, finished second that year, but its style and looks suggest it could have been a first-place seller if only someone had marketed it. 

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