My Stupid Coda Keeps Breaking
I know. You're shocked.
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Looking forward to all these. This isn't a car. It's a project generator with 4 wheels. That said I do like the kludge of piping the "green screen" from a far away module on the rear view display input. Maybe you could replace that by a Raspberry Pi reading off the sensors if you have access to them :-)
Now we all know why you bought this car, you don't have enough things to keep you busy. Plus, we'll get at least 10 videos from your list.
Think of it as a public service to Reliant Robin owners everywhere, who can point to you and say "but at least I didn't ..."
I guess a good way of describing buying a Coda would be: I wish I Coda bought a different car.
Just replace "Studebaker" with "Supid Coda," and you've got a theme song for it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwM8lQJziRs
Man, all of those problems are annoying, but even MORE annoying is the fact that you probably can't get any parts anywhere.
Entirely shocked. Shocked beyond belief. Wait, no. Too bad you don't have any parts for that thing...
Although, will the parts cars be any better at all? 🤔
Additions to the never ending list of projects. Remember, have fun with it!
I now have big project plans for everything but the Trabant. I'll never get back to the bus at this rate
Not shocked, but am surprised by the speed of it breaking. Impressive!
Same. How can you make only a few hundred cars AND have parts fail at the rate that they do?
You need to own a Volkswagen with the 2.0T. I have one in my driveway right now. Timing chain tensioner failed, and the car is worth less than a replacement engine. This stuff feels fixable, to me. :)
That's just pathetic engineering, built to fail, all to save 1c
Well, not that shocked.
If you want to see the future, imagine a Chinese auto engineer stomping on Robert's face - forever.