#satomobile

[avatarfan11]

Asami working on her new Satomobile part 2

Asami smirking: You're staring again.

Korra flustered: No i was just... admiring your work.

Asami raised eyebrow: Right. My work.

Korra: It's very... detailed.

Asami stepping closer: If you're that distracted, maybe we need a break.

Korra confused: What kind of break?

Asami smirking: The kind where there are less clothes involved.

Korra grinning: Gladly. *Lifts Asami bridelstyle*

[ap-kinda-lit]

Korra: TO THE SATOMOBILE, ASAMI!!

Asami:

Asami: Okay.

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Satomobile

Prior to Satomobiles, engines relied on steam and mainly powered mechanized drills and tanks, but they were inefficient and unsuitable for small-scale use. Hiroshi Sato was the first person to popularize a gasoline-powered engine capable of transporting a driver and several passengers in a carriage over long distances, and in a way that was affordable to the average customer.

Satomobiles quickly became a must-have vehicle. With demand so high, Cabbage Corp treated the Cabbage Car, a lower-cost compact car.

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Satomobile

Prior to Satomobiles, engines relied on steam and mainly powered mechanized drills and tanks, but they were inefficient and unsuitable for small-scale use. Hiroshi Sato was the first person to popularize a gasoline-powered engine capable of transporting a driver and several passengers in a carriage over long distances, and in a way that was affordable to the average customer.

Satomobiles quickly became a must-have vehicle. With demand so high, Cabbage Corp treated the Cabbage Car, a lower-cost compact car.

[radstudentmoonblog]

Yes, I'm doing this again. So good 👌👌👌 @superliz6

[shigeko-nobufusa]

This is my headcanon ;D

[wagenblah]

5/29 Satomobile with a bonus Asami, albeit a back view.

[littlebluestudios]

;Sato Racer’ @ Tee Fury

http://www.teefury.com/sato-racer