Every year Vegas hosts a car show called SEMA, in which 1,000's of automotive industry leaders have the opportunity to showcase anything from new models, to prototypes, to concept cars, etc.
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This year, Kia Motors stood out from the bunch when they presented what they referred to as the "Ski Gondola." It is pretty much a souped-up Kia Sorento, with its most notable feature being the rubber tracks, making it resemble the likes of a snowcat much more than a gondola. Other features include two front seats that spin around to maintain the feel of a gondola, self-driving so it can meet you back at the bottom after taking a lap, and more.
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So this is crazy and I was expecting Xzibit to pop up on the scene the whole time, but it isn't all so out of this world. Nissan Canada released a similar prototype earlier this year, so who's to say when vehicles like these could become a reality? Though probably not a good reality.
Nissan Canada's 'Rogue Warrior'
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This year, Kia Motors stood out from the bunch when they presented what they referred to as the "Ski Gondola." It is pretty much a souped-up Kia Sorento, with its most notable feature being the rubber tracks, making it resemble the likes of a snowcat much more than a gondola. Other features include two front seats that spin around to maintain the feel of a gondola, self-driving so it can meet you back at the bottom after taking a lap, and more.
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[img=]845458[/img]
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So this is crazy and I was expecting Xzibit to pop up on the scene the whole time, but it isn't all so out of this world. Nissan Canada released a similar prototype earlier this year, so who's to say when vehicles like these could become a reality? Though probably not a good reality.
Nissan Canada's 'Rogue Warrior'
