At left, the new Honda Fit She’s, a car available in predictable pink or what the maker calls “eyeliner brown.” The vehicle is designed for the female market in Japan, and costs around $17.5K USD at current exchange rates. Official website here, in Japanese.
The Honda Fit She’s features a “Plasmacluster” climate control system the maker claims can improve skin quality, a windshield that prevents wrinkles, a pink interior stitching, “tutti-frutti-hued chrome bezels,” and an adorable heart instead of an apostrophe in “She’s.”
No word on whether it cures breast cancer. Video from NBC Today Show here.
Above right, screengrab of the Petticoat 5, the world’s first computer “designed for women, by women,” as featured in the “Computers” episode of Peter Serafinowicz and Robert Popper’s BBC cult series, “Look Around You.” It features a built-in emery board with which you can file your nails; a makeup mirror; and when you press the “S” key, the keyboard emits a puff of fragrance in mint or tomato.
So. Left, right. Guess which one’s real.
(via MyLifeScoop)
