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Not a practical design...who wants to ride in...

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Ok, just looking at Alt Wheeljack which I finally got this weekend, and was thinking...

 

After the robot is through running around through dirt, mud, sand, and what ever, and then transforms into a car...who would want to ride inside with his seats/feet covered in mud. 

 

And what would they really be made of?  Leather would get torn up on the first step.  Probably steel, try riding around with a solid seat. 

 

Gets pulled over by a cop, the officer steps up to the driver, outside of the car looks fine, but inside looks like a taxi service for female mud wrestlers. 

 

Most of the others at least have seats well taken care of, all of them would still be rather nasty to get caught in when the thing decided to transform.  This is not a problem with the G1 cars.

 

Though for me, a ride home with female mud wrestlers sounds interesting.

Hmmmm... maybe when he transforms they qucikly go through a subspace portal/ hot nekkid carwash?

liquid metal?

I don't think the Cops would want to pull me over while I'm driving a living death machine. I'd be all, "Make it look like an accident."

Ok, just looking at Alt Wheeljack which I finally got this weekend, and was thinking...

 

After the robot is through running around through dirt, mud, sand, and what ever, and then transforms into a car...who would want to ride inside with his seats/feet covered in mud. 

 

And what would they really be made of?  Leather would get torn up on the first step.  Probably steel, try riding around with a solid seat. 

 

Gets pulled over by a cop, the officer steps up to the driver, outside of the car looks fine, but inside looks like a taxi service for female mud wrestlers. 

 

Most of the others at least have seats well taken care of, all of them would still be rather nasty to get caught in when the thing decided to transform.  This is not a problem with the G1 cars.

 

Though for me, a ride home with female mud wrestlers sounds interesting.

That's just like a human's comprehension level. Y'all just can't look past just what you understand, can ya? :tftongue

 

I think it's a leatherlike alien material that's prolly 5x stronger than steel, much like how TF's bodies look like normal steel. Thinking that highly advanced robo-aliens regularly use primitive materials like leather and steel is just being naive. No offense humans :tflaugh

Yeah, I don’t know the load bearing weight of leather but I am pretty sure Wheeljack surpasses it.

I don't think the Cops would want to pull me over while I'm driving a living death machine. I'd be all, "Make it look like an accident."

 

:lol

shoot I would ride it.

Ok, just looking at Alt Wheeljack which I finally got this weekend, and was thinking...

 

After the robot is through running around through dirt, mud, sand, and what ever, and then transforms into a car...who would want to ride inside with his seats/feet covered in mud. 

 

And what would they really be made of?  Leather would get torn up on the first step.  Probably steel, try riding around with a solid seat. 

 

Gets pulled over by a cop, the officer steps up to the driver, outside of the car looks fine, but inside looks like a taxi service for female mud wrestlers. 

 

Most of the others at least have seats well taken care of, all of them would still be rather nasty to get caught in when the thing decided to transform.  This is not a problem with the G1 cars.

 

Though for me, a ride home with female mud wrestlers sounds interesting.

That's just like a human's comprehension level. Y'all just can't look past just what you understand, can ya? :tftongue

 

I think it's a leatherlike alien material that's prolly 5x stronger than steel, much like how TF's bodies look like normal steel. Thinking that highly advanced robo-aliens regularly use primitive materials like leather and steel is just being naive. No offense humans :tflaugh

 

I was thinking this last week. Looking at how easily real cars dent it's extremely hard to imagine one of the BTs in a fight and not being horribly damaged. I can see Wheeljack getting kocked into a wall and his doors just falling to the ground.

well this is an interesting one, so lets take a look yes they are aliens and probably use alien tech, but the bt/alt were remade by us people who don't quite have that tech, so me personal, i'm not riding because i seen what happens when a '05 stang is in an accident..... can you say pieces  :tdown

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