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I would truly fear for the structural integrity of a smart car if you put something as large as a 75-in TV on top of it.
Why? A 65" OLED TV is just 55 pounds, 75" isn't much heavier. The roof can obviously take it as it's made to hold even if the entire car flips over.
it was a joke yo lol
You never know on the internet, Poe's law. Use a /s :)
Nah. That tag is just stupid.
But those TVs aren't that heavy. And I'm sure the smart car has to pass some load bearing tests to be deemed road safe (e.g. it should protect the driver should it end up upside down somehow.)