It is the as far as we know part that gets me. SpaceX has a history of testing everything it can and while they tell you 90% of what they are going to try to do before it happens, often they got a few things they don't mention until later because they are not mission critical and looks poorly if they fail, despite being adventurous.
Also we don't know it is a fully functional car. No telling what is under those panels hood and rear. Would be awesome if it was a transformer. You just never really know with Musk.
I'm hoping for a salt water aquarium with nuclear heating device and lasers. Lasers on the sharks head.
Those veins sticking out of the Falcon booster dicks gives me a hardon.
They've also mentioned that the Falcon Heavy is no longer a "main product". It's going to be used for a launch or two per year for special heavy loads direct to GEO, but their new focus is on the Big Falcon Rocket (BFR, you can replace the middle F if you want...) as their interplanetary vehicle.
Well, it's supposed to be Elon's own car. They might have stripped it down, but I doubt it, since they want to test "heavy loads"
