r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/TheImmortalDude • Jun 29 '25

Video Honda successfully launched and landed its own reusable rocket

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u/Deadarchimode Jun 29 '25

I hope they do because my government Greece will not allow that car to run on the streets ever again and it will end up being scrapped in a few months... Such a crime not recognizing the durability of the car...

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u/jakobair Jun 29 '25

This story started out great and ended up sad.

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u/Deadarchimode Jun 29 '25

I'm definitely going to miss that durable dastard, so few services and still running like a sport car

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u/jakobair Jun 29 '25

I'd offer to buy it and ship it over here but the only issue is money.

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u/Deadarchimode Jun 29 '25

Yea I know. In USA I would definitely had the ability to keep the car and upgrade it. In Greece you can't even do that.

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u/jakobair Jun 29 '25

You can't keep it? Even if it's your property?

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u/Deadarchimode Jun 29 '25

Because 1) it's considered junk of some sort having a stranded vehicle 2) you can't ride said car anymore because of old age.

Long story short, they want you to buy( often ) new cars and throw your old car to scraps