Kia has created a Wonder Woman-themed Sportage to help build awareness for the We Can Be Heroes campaign, a philanthropic effort to aid the people in the Horn of Africa, who are still living through the region’s worst hunger crisis in 60 years (click here to read more about We Can Be Heroes, and as this isn’t Kia’s first superhero design for the campaign, click here to see the other cars).
And this, my friends, this is what a Wonder Woman car looks like…!
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I know I should want to be able to help the people in the Horn of Africa regardless, but honestly — I really, really want this car…!
Source: World of Superheroes; h/t @SonofBaldwin
nefariousnewt
/ March 28, 2013I thought I was clear of my car wonk phase, but this set of wheels could only be more awesome if it were a Transformer.
emilylhauser
/ March 28, 2013Tell you what: You can have a Transformer, and I’ll have this.
And then we’ll drive around and have fun. : )
nefariousnewt
/ March 28, 2013Deal.
Wait a minute… shouldn’t a Wonder Woman car be, technically, invisible? Perhaps that was too hard a nut for Kia to crack…
emilylhauser
/ March 28, 2013Uh oh.
Perhaps it becomes invisible if you’re an actual superhero…?
emilylhauser
/ March 28, 2013OH WAIT! The boy just informed me that the invisible jet is in the rear cargo, with the golden lasso, wrist cuffs & tiara. As you can clearly see in the last photo, above.
nefariousnewt
/ March 28, 2013*rimshot*
It would have to be a pretty small plane… maybe she uses drones now?
socioprof
/ March 28, 2013I love the boy. I love this car.
emilylhauser
/ March 28, 2013When shall I pick you up?
doginajacket
/ March 28, 2013Want.
emilylhauser
/ March 28, 2013I will take you & socioprof for a ride in mine.
Imani ABL (@AngryBlackLady)
/ March 28, 2013This is pretty doggone cool.
emilylhauser
/ March 28, 2013This is what I’m saying.
koolaide
/ March 28, 2013OMFG. WANT.
I don’t even care that it likely has blind spots the size of Montana.
As an aside, what’s with the side windows of new cars getting smaller & smaller?)