
Garrett having a bad time at SEMA.
Garrett was driving in Royal Oak the other day and saw this:

It's a Citroen C3 Pluriel, and it is a hardtop coupe that can be converted to a panoramic roof, a full convertible, and (seriously) a convertible pick-up truck. A sort of French Le Chemin*, if you will.

For context, enjoy Hagelstein's bakery and the Royal Oak Police Department. Garrett's strictly a "ten and two" kind of guy, so I have no idea how he took this.

Note the roof seam. So the obvious question: which domestic manufacturer is doing convertible-pickup testing? I'm stumped by this one, but I'll buy the first correct answer a Pho.
*El Camino
2 comments:
Webasto. Branched out from sunroofs to a Targa roof for Porsche in the late 90s, has evolved for other car models...They have 3 locations in Metro Detroit.
(used to be in their marketing group - first job out of college)
Ew - El Camino. Make up your mind - either drive a truck or a car!
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