April Fools' Day: Some of the best pranks ever made by carmakers
BMW Cooking Car - 2004
April 01, 2016, 05:44 ISTBMW ran an ad in the Guardian unveiling its new Satellite Hypersensitive Electromagnetic Foodration (SHEF) Technology, which allowed drivers to cook their dinners from their car as they drove home from work.
All the dials for the home oven were built into the dashboard of the car and communicated wirelessly with the actual oven at home.
Drivers could monitor the progress of their meal via a built-in oven-cam.
Text Courtesy: hoaxes.org
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