It’s genuinely insane that anyone is allowed to put that on a road
To be fair, it does look totally badass at first glance.
Reminds of those pictures I used to draw of future vehicles with more huge wheels and tracks and sections than necessary. And there were usually laser cannons and grappling hooks on them.
This specimen appears to have neither a laser turret nor giant robot crane claw or saws mounted on it, thus, unacceptable.
Take it away, it offends me.
Needs some of those triple-wheels from the Damnation Alley RVs.
wake up babe, a new threshold for overcompensating just dropped
It looks kinda cool though.
A toy version of this at the age of 6 would be awesome.
A real version would be a nightmare.
In the early 80s I would have thought this was the coolest thing and would have looked around, certain KITT must be nearby. I guess some people never grow out of the toddler fascination for BIG TRUCK.
Brought to you by the people who wanted to ban games like Carmaggedon.
https://www.soflocustom.com/inventory/custom-lifted-apocalypse-juggernaut-1c6srfu98rn151881/
19,666 miles, used, $251,746.99
> Called “Apocalypse Juggernaut”
> Look inside
> Possibly the worst build for an apocalyptic event
Bit of a personal bone to pick, people like this make me feel cringe whenever I say I’m a pepper or have a firearm. Movies don’t reflect reality, the world doesn’t stop in a day, and if a single car collides with that behemoth, he’ll probably wind up in deep debt.
I personally know a guy who owns one of these things. He’s a mid-70s white guy who manages money. He lives in Washington DC. It’s the ugliest fucking car I’ve ever seen.

I didn’t think you could find an uglier car than the cybertruck, but you’ve done it! Jesus fucking Christ.
I put aside my dislike for trucks that are used for commutes or even less than that but bpy, is that an ugly disfigured design, lacking any kind of proper proportions.
Luckily that Compensator 9000 is certainly not street legal in the EU.
Not legal in DC, either, but unfortunately that doesnt stop people
The difference is the these laws are enforced here
Must be nice, lol. Unfortunately, in the US, most rules around the road legality of a vehicle are enforced during inspections, which not every state has. Even the states that have them have a really low cost on the inspection, so mechanics who do them are incentivized to just rubber stamp them.
Other than that, lots of problems are considered a “secondary offense”, which means you won’t be pulled over for it, but you can be ticketed for it if you are pulled over for another reason. Broadly, I dont think that’s necessarily a bad policy, but it does have the effect where they end up being effectively unenforced unless the cop has a reason to want to hit you with the book.
Such a wanton disregard for others is a clear manifestation of a DSM condition that should be treated.
The Compensator.
“The Over Compensator”
Do you lack a soul and meaningful character? We have just the vehicle to transport your insecurities away.
More like the penis pump 9000
I just love the fact there’s a Smart Fortwo in the space next to The Compensator
All that, just to never even leave the 5 mile radius around their home, probably.
Insane the things people would rather have than money.
The Canyonero was ruled unsafe for highway or city driving by the Federal Highway Commission.
Unexplained fires are a matter for the courts.





