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This popular option has the vehicle’s four bucket seats mounted on swivels on a large circular floor carousel. Our customers will find it convenient to use when there’s no good place to park and get out, and a backseat driver is challenged to take over the wheel or a passenger is relieving the driver
on a long trip or variation in car sex is desired.
To operate, press the clockwise or counter clockwise button, and the floor will rotate, while swiveling the seats in the opposite direction to keep all occupants facing forward. The 4DW will not function until the parking brake is applied, all seat belts are unbuckled and will not stop turning until an occupied seat is in the driver position.
Reminded me of the Conference Bike
http://www.conferencebike.com/
[theircompetitor, Nov 27 2004]
Dewsbury, West Yorkshire
http://www.multimap...ight.x=5&right.y=94
Grand, and almost equidistant between the Ms 1 and 62 [zen_tom, Nov 27 2004]
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Could be useful for handicapped people... or something. [+] |
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Nothing is ever as much fun as a spot of front seat clamberge as two drivers attempt swapping places during a rainstorm in a typical European compact on the hard shoulnder of the M62 eastbound towards Dewsbury - Not even a button that spins everyone round in clinicaly controlled servo-assisted comfort, sorry. [-] |
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[tahuyahick] You went several steps further than my simple shift of driver, and they were some interesting possibilities. |
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[zen_tom] I agree, but that's not much of an invention. |
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You could probably put this into a hummer fairly easy, but then, you could probably put a whole mini into a hummer fairly easily and do three point turns in it. |
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Ah! The rolling stop fire drill ... now _that_ was an invention. |
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