Advertisers Will Inundate Your Future Autonomous Car With Ads Because Of Course They Will. Ah, man, you see that up there?

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The Volkwsagen autonomous concept caterpillar called Sedric? Imaging hitting the road in this adorable little guy someday.

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The Future’s going great and you’re relaxing in Sedric while it carts your non- driving ass around town. Life’s peachy. Sure, that is, if you enjoy being held captive for a horror show of ads. That’s the dystopia outlined in a new robot car study from Forrester Research. The question I had, as I picked up the 2. Cadillac CTS V- Sport on a summer Saturday morning, was…Read more Read. The findings are not really surprising; more like the inevitable, logical conclusion.

Ads are already everywhere. But the phrasing of this report—summarized by way of Mar. Tech Today—gushes with anticipation at the prospect of pumping ads into our personal vehicles of the future. If and when autonomous vehicles arrive, it’s difficult to envision anything more frightening than a massive tractor- trailer truck hurtling down the highway with no one at the wheel. But, from a marketer’s point of view, the good news is that all those self- driving vehicles — including trucks — will essentially become moving living rooms.

And that means a new universe of publishing and advertising opportunities.“Get ready for your car to become yet another ‘screen’ where publishers and advertisers compete for your attention,” says a new report from Forrester, “Autonomous Vehicles Will Reshape the Global Economy.”I can appreciate the cautious approach here to AVs—automakers themselves think it’ll take several decades before self- driving cars dominate the market—but, shit, does this next line paint a godawful picture: “Don’t be surprised,” the report warns, “when you start to see big brands sponsoring your rides: ‘This trip is brought to you by the champagne of beers — Miller High Life.’”Not to bag on High Life—it is objectively the superior option for cheap domestics—but who’s champing at the bit for this? Will ad- free options be offered when cars are purchased ? Is there going to be a choice of what kind of ad you can listen to, similar to what Hulu does today? Can you turn the volume down? The story goes on to describe a scenario where “brands” could create experiences based on where the car’s headed. That’ll be super nice if, say, you have to a dire visit to the doctor. Just picture it: Car: Are you suffering from [pick your disease]You: Yes!!!

Aghhh. Car: Have you considered [medication you don’t know or never heard of]? Side effects include: [list that goes on for duration of ride]. Mm .. yeah, the future looks cool.

The Very First Production Nissan 3. Z Is For Sale. At first glance, this seems like any other Nissan 3. Z you may encounter on the road: it’s silver- gray, it has a manual, and it has a fairly sparse interior.

It’s nothing unusual. What is unusual is when it was made.

If the VIN is to be believed, this is the very first production 3. Z to roll off the assembly line. And it can be yours.

For sale at Don Davis Nissan in Arlington, Texas—a city in the Dallas- Fort Worth area that is not currently underwater like other parts of Texas, if that concerns you here—is this 2. Z with VIN JN1. AZ3. E1. 3T0. 00. 00. 1. That makes it, according to this seller, the first of its kind in production form. Here’s what the dealer has to say, in part: This is the very first production car to roll off the assembly line for the new launch of the Nissan 3. Z series in 2. 00.

It is VIN #0. 00. It has just under 2.

This car is truly still brand new. It is a Track Package car and is equipped with Brembo Brakes, Dual Climate Control, leather, Navigation, lightweight performance Rays wheels and Bose premium audio. This car has been garage kept and is in meticulous condition.

This is truly a rare and special car! Well, the 3. 50. Z isn’t rare, but this one is, and it is indeed special. This particular car seems to have changed hands at least once or twice. It looks like it sold at a Barrett- Jackson auction back in 2.

There, it was described as originally having been purchased new in Everett, WA and put into a private collection for some time. Whoever has owned it over the years was mindful not to drive it much, as it only has 1. This time, the Texas dealer wants $4. Z Roadster we tested a couple years back. Looking at these photos makes me remember what a big deal the Z3. Besides the fact that it marked the return of the legendary Nissan Z after almost a decade, it was a clean, attractive design that packed a lot of power for its time—2.

V6—at an extremely reasonable price. I wanted one for the longest time after it came out. Anyway, the current 3.

Z is old enough to buy its own cigarettes, probably because Nissan doesn’t really give a shit about anything but CVTs and selling as many Rogues as possible these days. Watch Mirror Images II Mediafire. You’re almost better off buying this one instead. Any takers? Hat tip to Jake!