If produced, this will go the way of the Segway — First posting!

This car was in Gran Turismo 4, if I’m correct. Where’s the “bitch seat?”

Think this will this have an Ipod connection? Bitch seat… LOL jackjim. No, the GT4 car was the Nike car.

It looks like a wheelchair, which might not be a bad thing for people in wheelchairs. Probably a lot faster!

I already invented one of these in 2nd grade…only mine hovered and didn’t use wheels. Also, it was voice commanded. I drew a pretty good picture of it, with no solid science, but, it still was better than this piece of xxxx.

maximus – congratulations on that “achievement”. .

I agree that it looks like a wheelchair. A wheelchair that is at the top of my list though, since its gonna be made by 2 Jap giants and I’m just American like that.

I’ll stick with motorbikes and a portable mp3 c/w headphones. Thanks, but no thanks.

CAN HONDA AND APPLE GET TOGETHER AND MAKE THE i-POGO STICK?

It does look like a wheelchair. It probably won’t be safe at speeds past 15 miles per hour, even with a fair amount of technology packed into it. Just like the Segway, people wouldn’t have much of a reason to buy one of these things aside from it being a toy.

Who needs this xxxx. Enough already, people should get used to walking again, might help combat the xxxxing disgusting obesity epidemic across the world.

xxxxing stupid!! A total waste of time! I’m with Deanster and A4

A boring Toyota who makes BORING cars/trucks is helping Sony to create a BORING one seater?? YYYYAAAWWWNNNN

Deanster hates it, what a surprise, no glovebox = no Haribo stash. What’s a paedo to do?

If you guys would remove yourselves for a couple seconds from the ‘Everything should be built for only the US’ state-of-mind, you’d realize that there could possibly be a need for it somewhere else, like congested Tokyo.

One passenger vehicles can be very exciting, and don’t need to look like wheelchairs. There is one very exciting idea called the “motorcycle” – why reinvent the wheel?

on second thought, this would be great for parapalegics.

True Kaizen, and probably alot of people would have the need for one. But, they’d also most likely have the need for Metro, maybe a car depending on the specific location, and most of all walking.

I lived in a Metro area, and most people didn’t use their cars very often, but still owned one. I doubt somebody would buy this and own a car, at the price I’m guessing it’ll go at (atleast $2,000) that live in congested areas, which most of have a metro system. And even if it does sell, what happens when they get on one of these metro systems?

Got Handling, motorcycles are fun, but because of the height of this vehicle I’d presume it wouldn’t be capable of more than 15 mph without technology such as the Segway uses, and with such a high price tag we know what happened to it.

Too bad Sony can’t teach Toyota how to build a car that doesn’t fall apart after the first payment.

I happen to know that Honda’s robots are more refined and advanced then Sony’s (especially in motion and balance department). Sony could help Toyota to build a dog, but Honda can build such a concoction if it chooses alone. I don’t believe Honda sees a market here, otherwise it would be done already.

Autonut: there’s nothing quantitative about your first sentence. You can believe it, but you can’t “know” it.

Too bad Sony can’t teach Toyota how to make GM Sales shut the **** up