F1 lawn mower makes lawn care fun again

Posted in Home,Outdoors by Conner Flynn on November 8th, 2007

F1 lawn mower

Lawnmowers are one of those manly tools that have not really undergone much change over the years. The reason for this is simple. Depending on how you dress it up, you can either look really cool mowing the lawn with your concept mower, or you can look like a total tool. I think they got it right here.

You have to keep it looking like a powerful object after all. The F1 is obviously inspired by the F1 racer. It’s a concept design from Kadeg Boucher. And it’s not just a shell put over the engine. They went all out. It features a full race suspension, rear view mirrors, vintage John Player Special-style livery and a steering wheel with an LCD gauge display. I wouldn’t be at all surprised to see geeks racing these things in the near future.

It won’t make your chores any less painful, but it will add some fun to them and keep the neighbors gawking.

[Autoblog] VIA [SciFi Tech]



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4 Comments to “F1 lawn mower makes lawn care fun again”
  1. john Says:

    Instead of making lawn mowers more better looking in design, manufacturers need to find ways to make them more fuel efficient and less polluting. The new design looks great but less fuel guzzling, polluting lawn mowers would be better.

  2. Janeth Says:

    I agree about making them more fuel efficient and less polluting but I see nothing wrong with playing with the looks a little as well.

    I really like the looks of this one.

  3. steve Says:

    They’re missing the obvious make it a battery run REMOTE CONTROLLED F1 lawn mower you’ll have em paying you to mow your lawn. Oh and it would more earth friendly too i guess

  4. Preston Says:

    This thing looks really cool. Does it have a price? I have seen the prototype robotic lawn mowers and one company has taken a F1 style to their machines. So I wouldn’t be interested in buying this thing, but price comparing would be well worth it.

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